KE EMu User Group Meetings 2nd North American User Group Meeting, Ottawa, 25-27 October 2006 The Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation (CMCC) hosted the 2006 North American EMu User Group Meeting at both the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Quebec, and the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Ontario.       Thursday 26 October Presenter Presentation Brian Dawson Director, Informatics Services Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation  EMu and Archives: Experiences from the Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation Marion Raiser Programme Manager Graham Higley Head, Department of Information Services & Library Andrew Brown Project Manager KE Software  Project perspective from the Natural History Museum  Darrell Siebert Researcher, Department of Zoology Natural History Museum, London   EMu in the NHM: A personal perspective  Maxine Valiquette Collection Registrar House of Commons, Canada   House of Commons Curatorial Services: Life after 7 years of using EMu  Larry Gall Head, Computer Systems & Curatorial Affiliate in Entomology Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History   EMu Hacking at the Peabody Museum  DucPhong Nguyen Project Manager, Collections Information Systems Smithsonian, National Museum of the American Indian   NMAI EMu Implementation: Putting the client before the horse  Robert Paterson Systems Application Administrator & Artifact Documentalist Jason Boudreau Assistant Documentalist Canadian Museum of Civilization   Going Virtual: Using EMu to organize and present Canada's cultural heritage  Ian Tunbull Chief Operating Officer KE Software  The EMu Community Friday 27 October Presenter Presentation Bernard Marshall Chief Technology Officer KE Software  EMu New Features Chris Fincham Operations Manager, North America KE Software   XSLT - EMu's new Page View  Brad Lickman Senior Developer KE Software  EMu and Record Level Security Bernard Marshall Chief Technology Officer KE Software  Upcoming Developments Stacey Girling-Christie Margot Reid Canadian Museum of Civilization  Challenges in documenting archaelogical and ethnological collection in KE EMu