Alex Evans and his crew have been busy posting videos demoing some of the changes being made to GroupWise Ascot (next rev of GroupWise). I strongly recommend you take a look at them. Lots of positive changes are being proposed and there are several changes that I know I've been waiting for.
If you've got a few minutes, drop in, take a look, and leave a comment on the videos. I know Alex and the team would like some more input from heavy GroupWise users and I know any comments would be much appreciated. I'm really liking what I'm seeing so far and it makes me hopeful that perhaps I can get my new job to switch back to GroupWise...or at least let me make a GroupWise system for me to use. :)
For those of you in the MidWest that can/could make it, Open Horizons is having it's first event in Indiana. I'm hoping to bring a similar event with Open Horizons to Michigan before Summer is out. Stayed tuned as I need to coordinate with Norm, who's busy planning a wedding, starting a business, being a dad, heading up Open Horizons MidWest, and providing support to the Novell community at large.
Showing posts with label OpenHorizons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OpenHorizons. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
OpenHorizons US/MidWest is on the move!
Open Horizons, once a bastion of the EU, has arrived in the US thanks to Norm O'Neal. A "beefed up" from of NUI (at least that's my description), OpenHorizons focuses on the important topics for today's IT shops that have an investment in Novell technologies. And as most Novell customers know, that means a shop where there's a bit of just about everything.
OpenHorizons is hosting an IT in Action event in Indianapolis on March 17th. The cost is minimal, a paltry $149 (okay, so maybe West Michiganders have been spoiled by having The Big EveNt be free, but not everyone can mooch like me), and you get to hear presentations by industry experts like Erno de Korte and Sander van Vugt.
Take a minute to look at the session offerings at http://www.open-horizons.net/us/march-17.
Eventually we'll be brining an OpenHorizons even to West Michigan as well. I just need to get my bearings again and my feet under me after the recent job acquisition.
I hate to admit it, but after looking at the speaker bios I'm feeling really old. Tim Toepp's been involved with Novell products since NetWare 3.12 and NetWare Personal....I'm older than that. Anyone else remember ELS I and ELS II, OfficeAutomation? NetWare 86?
Good thing I paid attention to my profs and keep on learning new stuff - thank you again Drs. Medley, Pidgeon, Teague (RIP), and Mason. You taught us Cal Poly kids well.
OpenHorizons is hosting an IT in Action event in Indianapolis on March 17th. The cost is minimal, a paltry $149 (okay, so maybe West Michiganders have been spoiled by having The Big EveNt be free, but not everyone can mooch like me), and you get to hear presentations by industry experts like Erno de Korte and Sander van Vugt.
Take a minute to look at the session offerings at http://www.open-horizons.net/us/march-17.
Eventually we'll be brining an OpenHorizons even to West Michigan as well. I just need to get my bearings again and my feet under me after the recent job acquisition.
I hate to admit it, but after looking at the speaker bios I'm feeling really old. Tim Toepp's been involved with Novell products since NetWare 3.12 and NetWare Personal....I'm older than that. Anyone else remember ELS I and ELS II, OfficeAutomation? NetWare 86?
Good thing I paid attention to my profs and keep on learning new stuff - thank you again Drs. Medley, Pidgeon, Teague (RIP), and Mason. You taught us Cal Poly kids well.
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