BriForum 2007 Chicago Attendee Blog - All Comments

http://euadrupleeuotj.blogonline.ru/

Guest — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 10:08:18 GMT

http://mirxismmissg.blog.creep.ru/ http://denticutag.blog.creep.ru/ http://nedcsmoiingx.blog.ziza.ru/ http://concubenecon.blog.ziza.ru/ http://nnffnorny.blog.creep.ru/ http://anroadanterk.blogonline.ru/ http://hauntinghik.blogonline.ru/ http://concubenecon.blog.creep.ru/ http://mirxismmissg.blog.ziza.ru/ http://tatctbackter.blog.creep.ru/ http://lootballerlo.blog.creep.ru/

flower1800

Guest — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 05:20:44 GMT

VOHIIH fdasjhgadghi hdagh iao hiasoh fgiash isafohsa

widget download

Guest — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 05:44:05 GMT

find the new widget download here .. enjoy

http://www.extentrix.com/CPAW/Download.htm

Direct Student Loans

Guest — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 22:40:43 GMT

votsorg, pefrect!

I second the San Diego notion!!!

Tony — Mon, 14 May 2007 19:26:05 GMT

I wasn't to keen on Chicago either...the pizza was over-rated :-)

Michael Burke

Guest — Tue, 01 May 2007 20:12:44 GMT

What's wrong with SoftGrid?

When are the DVD's Coming ?

Guest — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 19:02:53 GMT

I hate that I could'nt attend,but I would love to know when the DVD's will be released.

Button on Phone

Michael Brown — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 15:09:02 GMT

The button on the 'olde tyme' handset is to answer and hangup calls. Your phone needs to be set to hands free answer. My father-in-law liked it so much, we ordered one for him!

Information Upload

Raja Posa — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 02:50:03 GMT

It has very useful conference. I am very much delighted to the effort put by all the presenters. Waiting for the presentation to be uploaded. Is there any update on when the information will be upload?

Network administrator

Citrix — Sat, 28 Apr 2007 14:58:52 GMT

I will be very interested. I think Briforum is a great way to network and share our knowldge. I have health care, finance and publishing experience. And i noticed throughout my career the different need for every industry. I am will working in virtualization for the next 6 months and would like to share the knowldge across the board. emain1@verizon.net

GREAT Experiance

Zack Umer — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 17:20:54 GMT

I was also absolutely fired up about all the things at the conference... great effort... You leave the conference in a state of wanting more....I feel maybe the community after sleeping over it for a night or two could come up with like the TOP 10 list or we can narrow that list down even further..we could do a coference call of some sort or an online collaboration like a GOTO METTING or LIVE MEETING session... have an agenda and follow it... do a post forum wrapup...

.any ideas? or comments?

Tony - you're right on the mark

Guest — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 13:44:53 GMT

Regarding the independence of the conference. I've been to conferences, like you, that have been marketing fests. Not this one - a testament to Brian and his organizers. I came away from BriForum with the feeling that, at least at the conference, my environment is pretty unique: I'm trying to deliver Windows applications to Linux, Mac AND Windows desktops...and without Citrix. I'm wondering if anyone else is in my boat? If they are, I'm considering submitting as a presenter next year to outline some of the challenges and what I've done to address them. Anyway, it was a great 3 days. It's going to take a while for things to set in my dense skull, but I have some wonderful ideas to improve the delivery of these applications. One word about the human networking at this event - it was great. Even though I face much different challenges than most of the others there, the technical foundation is the same and I got some great information and met some really smart people. Great time! Z

One more comment

Tony — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 12:09:52 GMT

Jason Congers session on "Thing Resource Manager Won't Tell You" was worth the price of admission alone (well that and the cool cell phone headset). I immediately heading back to my hotel room and downloaded his Web Interface for RM...Awesome to say the least...Nice job Jason!

Coming Down off the Technology High.

Richard Powers — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 04:05:57 GMT

BriForum gets your creative thoughts going that’s for sure. You can tell by Tony comments that he’s all fired up and ready to tackle some old problems with some new ideas. In some ways going to BriForum was better than a vacation. There’s the validation that you are doing something right when you talk to other people or see the same principles applied in a presentation. There’s also straight talk about what works and what doesn’t (Thank you Michael Burke for the setting me straight about Softricity). It’s hard to believe that this cost only $895 US dollars (Drinks included!). The question I ask myself when I get done with any training session is: Would I pay for this myself if I couldn’t get anyone else to pay for it? Yes I would.

Thanks to Brian, Brian’s staff (The people that make it all come together kind) and The presenters were great and very approachable to take all kind’s of questions. Okay the Vendors were top notch as well So far no e-mails from any of them.

Special thanks for no one mentioning the following words:

ITIL

CMMI or

Change Management

Let continue this trend next year.

p.s. The phone has been a big hit at work already. I’ve gotten several weird looks and couple of people asked me where they can get one. Still haven’t figured out what the button on the side does. I’m hoping it will make SMS go away but so far no luck. There’s always tomorrow.

Richpo