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Speaker Presentations: 2011 Red Hat Government Symposium

November 18, 2011

Below are speaker presentations from the 2011 Red Hat Government Symposium, held October 16 at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.

Chris Vein and Gunnar Hellekson

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Paul Smith and Alex Pinchev

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Dr. Peter Levin

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Wolf Tombe

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Maj. Gen. Nick Justice

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Craig Abod

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Brad Truesdell

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