Change and the CNO
A nice post from Seth Godin
I don’t care if you’re in radio, packaged goods, organized religion or an online merchant. If you’re not saying yes to change, you’re slowly losing whatever race you happen to be in.
A nice post from Seth Godin
I don’t care if you’re in radio, packaged goods, organized religion or an online merchant. If you’re not saying yes to change, you’re slowly losing whatever race you happen to be in.
Well – BrainShare Barcelona is over for another year. I’m just now collating the feedback from this week. Overall a very very positive event.
I’m getting on a plane this morning to head back to Utah – Barcelona -> London Heathrow -> Chicago -> Salt Lake City.
It’s an early start (urg – up at 5am!) – but at least I’ll be back in Utah early evening.
I’ll post the final photos and keynote reports sometime early next week.
Ken Muir took some photos of the Tuesday keynote:
My second day of back to back meetings and presentations.
TUT 317 – ZENworks Linux Management best practices and TUT 315 – ZENworks Patch Management best practices
Lots of time preparing for the Thursday keynote. Just sitting back stage – and there are some incredible demos in store.
(Session download information: User name: cb_novell, Password: n0ve11)
The Novell PR team have a blog – http://www.novell.com/prblogs/
There is a distinct lack of an iron in the hotel.
There are dozens of Novell people with speaker shirts looking for an iron; the BrainShare event team had to ‘borrow’ one so that the shirts did not look crumpled.
The other funny is the difficulty of finding chewing gum.
I spent an hour with Alan Murray walking around the shopping centre next to the hotel looking for anywhere that sold gum. We spent nearly an hour hunting shops and a super market; finally we found a small news stand – and we bought up about 10 Euro of gum and mints. We looked like lunatics.
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