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BrainShare 2005 – Monday 21 March

by ezs | Mar 21, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Novell BrainShare, Uncategorized, ZENworks

The keynote was a success – our demos worked well and my photo even got on the official Novell press kit. We had a minor glitch with the AV feed – the word is that the splitter box power failed. Typical!

Reports have it that the scooter was on one wheel as I cornered – it certainly felt as if I was about to run over a couple of Novell VPs 🙂 Nice to see the photos posted on novell.com

Much of the rest of the day spent giving press interviews – including Dave Kearns – then more preperation and rehearsal for the Wednesday keynote.

BrainShare 2005 – Sunday 20 March

by ezs | Mar 20, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Novell BrainShare, Uncategorized, ZENworks

Sunday morning – and I’m in Monday keynote rehersals. BrainShare is about to start.

I will be posting photos and comments from BrainShare during the week.

The scooter came plastered with a strong warning (clicky for big):

1. Read the all manual carefully before operations.
2. Easily slide forward brakingin high speed
3. Centerof gravity should be retrusive when downgrade.
4. Center of gravity should be retrusive when braking and riders are better to went down.
5. Center of gravity should be moving rightwards when turn righ t, and moveing leftwards when turn left.

It was a late night. Lots of rehearsals and testing for the keynote.

Downtown SLC looks great – lots of Novell BrainShare banners everywhere; it’s also starting to fill up with people.

“Building a BrainShare keynote”

by ezs | Mar 19, 2005 | blogging, evilzenscientist, Novell BrainShare, Uncategorized, ZENworks

I’m putting together an article about building the BrainShare keynote demos. I’ll include information on ‘what and how’

Here are the screen shots from Monday:

Prestidigitation and BrainShare keynotes

by ezs | Mar 15, 2005 | evilzenscientist, Novell BrainShare, Uncategorized, ZENworks

Google it.

Demo building is fun 🙂

I’ve been locked in our PM war room all day building servers and demos with Mark Schouls – one of the smartest guys around when it comes to systems management.

As always the demos are being built on code so fresh you can still smell the paint. We’ve found some interesting things for our engineers to look at – and as always time is short.

I’ll add more as we get closer to the keynote demos.