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Would your company be interested in saying "Happy Birthday" to Redbrick? Perhaps by donating Redbrick a "Happy Birthday" server, hardware, software, or other "present"...? This is a good chance for some of the big companies (& big employers of Redbrick people) to acknowledge its talented individuals who are (or were formerly) Redbrick members, to angle themselves for future recruitment drives, to be associated with perhaps the largest and best student computer society in the country... | |||
Would your company be interested in saying "Happy Birthday" to Redbrick? Perhaps by donating Redbrick | |||
a "Happy Birthday" server, hardware, software, or other "present"...? This is a good chance for some of | |||
the big companies (& big employers of Redbrick people) to acknowledge its talented individuals who | |||
are (or were formerly) Redbrick members, to angle themselves for future recruitment drives, to be | |||
associated with perhaps the largest and best student computer society in the country... | |||
We could possibly collate tributes from these companies in a "Happy Birthday Tributes" section in the book. | We could possibly collate tributes from these companies in a "Happy Birthday Tributes" section in the book. | ||
It doesn't have to be big companies too - any organisation with an interest in Redbrick could contribute. | It doesn't have to be big companies too - any organisation with an interest in Redbrick could contribute. | ||
It's a nice idea that Redbrick could be able to get some benefit from. | It's a nice idea that Redbrick could be able to get some benefit from. | ||
==Potentials== | |||
* IBM | * IBM | ||
* Dell | * Dell | ||
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* Google | * Google | ||
* HEAnet | * HEAnet | ||
* SAGE-IE | * SAGE-IE | ||
Latest revision as of 11:39, 1 September 2005
Would your company be interested in saying "Happy Birthday" to Redbrick? Perhaps by donating Redbrick a "Happy Birthday" server, hardware, software, or other "present"...? This is a good chance for some of the big companies (& big employers of Redbrick people) to acknowledge its talented individuals who are (or were formerly) Redbrick members, to angle themselves for future recruitment drives, to be associated with perhaps the largest and best student computer society in the country...
We could possibly collate tributes from these companies in a "Happy Birthday Tributes" section in the book.
It doesn't have to be big companies too - any organisation with an interest in Redbrick could contribute.
It's a nice idea that Redbrick could be able to get some benefit from.
Potentials
- IBM
- Dell
- HP
- HEAnet
- SAGE-IE