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IBM has secured the exciting Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino for Impact 2009.
You can arrange your accommodations on line as part of the registration process. Please be advised that conference hotel accommodation is limited and will be on a first-come, first-served basis. All conference sessions will be held at the Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino.
Experience the atmosphere of Venice at the Venetian resort hotel-casino where you can enjoy gourmet food, art, shopping and beautiful scenery. The impressive frescos that cover the ceiling at the entrance reflect a true Italian flair and indicate to guests what is in store for them inside the mega-resort. Complete with world-class conference facilities and posh accommodation, it's the place to be for Impact 2009 attendees.
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