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Episode 1: Melanie Stopfer
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Melanie Stopfer needs no introduction. If you've been anywhere around DB2, it's rather difficult to have not come across her work as a DB2 educator. She's been teaching both customers and IBM staff about DB2 since its inception.
In this episode, Melanie tells us about growing up and breaking gender barriers in South Dakota, how changes in New York State laws influenced her career, and how she started working with DB2 before it was even called DB2.
Special Guest: Melanie Stopfer.
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