I’m in Singapore – it’s hot (28’C) and humid (90%)
Walking around this morning with Mark – and we saw a huge advertising display for the Vista launch; tied in nicely to the Chinese Lunar New Year.
More from Singapore later. Last time I was here was almost exactly four years ago.
Friday morning I got on a plane; Sunday morning I am in Singapore.
Where did Friday and Saturday go?
My name is Andy Philp and I am a ZENworks specialist working in Novell Consulting UK. For the past 4 years or so, I have worked with many customers across Europe architecting, designing and implementing solutions with all of the ZENworks products.
So why I am on Cool Blogs? Well, I’m very passionate about ZENworks and want to hear from you directly regarding your experiences, good or bad, so we can learn from each other. Over the coming weeks and months I’ll be sharing my experiences and posting tips and tricks to help you maximise your ZENworks experience.
I hope you find my future posts informative and useful.
Written at: Frankfurt, Germany
Post 2 of many in the next 100 days – talking about ZENworks.
Ah – time to travel home from Düsseldorf. Up early and to the airport.
It’s great seeing your product in use. Lufthansa check-in desks are powered by NAL. Check-in agent logs in, up pops NAL and all of the applications.
I’m travelling United from Chicago to Salt Lake City – and United are also a ZENworks customers.
Take a look next time you fly. You might be having your check-in made possible by ZENworks.
First of a long series of posts from the next 100 or so days talking about the next version of ZENworks.
I’m in Düsseldorf – running an internal training course on ‘Pulsar’. I wrote a pretty detailed, deep dive, technical training course on ‘Pulsar’ and delivered it today.
I’ve been polishing and writing labs and training course notes all week; I’ve had a couple of hours sleep in the last three days.
Today was the actual training – and I think it went well. We trained 25 internal people from across EMEA on the next version of the product; yesterday was training on our messaging and positioning; tomorrow is marketing, positioning and ITIL training.
It’s been a long time since I spent time with this many EMEA people in technical training; the response so far has been very positive.
I wrote over 18 months ago about LinkedIn; and some trends I saw of people just linking with unknown contacts.
That’s still rife; I see colleagues who are linked to people and I know they have no idea who they are.
Guy Kawasaki wrote an interesting article about using LinkedIn – certainly good basic information; especially for those looking to hire or be hired. I especially like the comment about tracking down your potential manager.
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