2006 User Conference Schedule
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Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 Users
Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. Though we will keep things loose and informal, here is the tentative schedule: Thursday (Nov 2): Arrive and help set things up. - anyone Friday (Nov 3): 8-10AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. 10-10:15 Welcome and introduction to OFBiz - Al Byers 10:15-10:30 Self introductions by all attendees and a brief description of what you are or are planning to use OFBiz for. 10:30-11:00 General discussion of OFBiz and where it is headed. - David Jones 11:00-11:30 Remote presentation by Si Chen on his use of OFBiz in an enterprise mode and his discussion of what is happening with OFBiz and its future. 11:30-12 TBD 12:00-1:00 Sandwich and/or pizza lunch 1:00-3:00 OFBiz Testing Initiative - a presentation on Grinder and a discussion - Al Byers on how testing frameworks may evolve in OFBiz. 3:00-5:00 TBD 6:00 Dinner at nearby restaurant. General congregation afterwards at the hostel for movie watching, game playing and discussion. Saturday (Nov 4) 7-9AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. 9:30-10 OFBiz in India. Some tips for working with offshore resources. - Amit Shinde 10-Noon General group discussion of OFBiz in production environments. Led by David Jones A chance to air gripes and wishes. Noon - 1PM Lunch. Same as Friday. 1PM Official close of conference. Time to discuss specific issues. Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions. -Al Byers 801-400-5111 |
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Al,
Is anybody coming from Washington, I am driving so, I can give ride. Regards Anil On 10/31/06, Al Byers <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 Users > Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. > > Though we will keep things loose and informal, here is the tentative > schedule: > > Thursday (Nov 2): > Arrive and help set things up. - anyone > > Friday (Nov 3): > > 8-10AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. > > 10-10:15 Welcome and introduction to > OFBiz - Al Byers > 10:15-10:30 Self introductions by all attendees and a brief description of > what you are or are planning > to use OFBiz for. > 10:30-11:00 General discussion of OFBiz and where it is > headed. - David Jones > > 11:00-11:30 Remote presentation by Si Chen on his use of OFBiz in an > enterprise mode and his > discussion of what is happening with OFBiz and its > future. > 11:30-12 TBD > > 12:00-1:00 Sandwich and/or pizza lunch > > 1:00-3:00 OFBiz Testing Initiative - a presentation on Grinder and a > discussion - Al Byers > on how testing frameworks may evolve in OFBiz. > > 3:00-5:00 TBD > > 6:00 Dinner at nearby restaurant. General congregation afterwards at the > hostel for movie watching, game playing and discussion. > > Saturday (Nov 4) > > 7-9AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. > > 9:30-10 OFBiz in India. Some tips for working with offshore > resources. - Amit Shinde > 10-Noon General group discussion of OFBiz in production environments. Led > by > David Jones > A chance to air gripes and wishes. > > Noon - 1PM Lunch. Same as Friday. > > 1PM Official close of conference. Time to discuss specific issues. > > Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions. > > -Al Byers > 801-400-5111 > > |
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Al,
Can I suggest, for your 3 - 5 PM slot on Friday (or whatever openings): 1. A presentation on how content management works? I understand how the Websites and Surveys work, but my knowledge of how the content manager really works is limited to ProductContentWrapper and to generating XML off templates. 2. Some kind of feedback from the community for us. I'd really like just to have a session where anybody can call in or speak up and tell us what they're doing, ask us questions, offer suggestions, etc. Is it possible to arrange some kind of call in number, so even people who are pretty far can do this, or can we do it on a big chatroom or something? Maybe out of respect for time differences it would be better to have this at an earlier hour? On Oct 31, 2006, at 8:49 PM, Al Byers wrote: > Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 Users > Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. > > Though we will keep things loose and informal, here is the tentative > schedule: > > Thursday (Nov 2): > Arrive and help set things up. - anyone > > Friday (Nov 3): > > 8-10AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. > > 10-10:15 Welcome and introduction to > OFBiz - Al Byers > 10:15-10:30 Self introductions by all attendees and a brief > description of > what you are or are planning > to use OFBiz for. > 10:30-11:00 General discussion of OFBiz and where it is > headed. - David Jones > > 11:00-11:30 Remote presentation by Si Chen on his use of OFBiz in an > enterprise mode and his > discussion of what is happening with OFBiz and its > future. > 11:30-12 TBD > > 12:00-1:00 Sandwich and/or pizza lunch > > 1:00-3:00 OFBiz Testing Initiative - a presentation on Grinder and a > discussion - Al Byers > on how testing frameworks may evolve in OFBiz. > > 3:00-5:00 TBD > > 6:00 Dinner at nearby restaurant. General congregation afterwards > at the > hostel for movie watching, game playing and discussion. > > Saturday (Nov 4) > > 7-9AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. > > 9:30-10 OFBiz in India. Some tips for working with offshore > resources. - Amit Shinde > 10-Noon General group discussion of OFBiz in production > environments. Led by > David Jones > A chance to air gripes and wishes. > > Noon - 1PM Lunch. Same as Friday. > > 1PM Official close of conference. Time to discuss specific issues. > > Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions. > > -Al Byers > 801-400-5111 Best Regards, Si [hidden email] |
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I often use a free conference call line that works really well if we
want to try it. I think the phone number is 218.936.6660 - you create it and enter the extension for your call. Check it out - it might be a good fit on such short notice. May I suggest a passcode of 632491 (OFBIZ!) :) Cheers, Tim -- Tim Ruppert HotWax Media http://www.hotwaxmedia.com o:801.649.6594 f:801.649.6595 Si Chen wrote: > Al, > > Can I suggest, for your 3 - 5 PM slot on Friday (or whatever openings): > > 1. A presentation on how content management works? I understand how > the Websites and Surveys work, but my knowledge of how the content > manager really works is limited to ProductContentWrapper and to > generating XML off templates. > > 2. Some kind of feedback from the community for us. I'd really like > just to have a session where anybody can call in or speak up and tell > us what they're doing, ask us questions, offer suggestions, etc. Is > it possible to arrange some kind of call in number, so even people who > are pretty far can do this, or can we do it on a big chatroom or > something? Maybe out of respect for time differences it would be > better to have this at an earlier hour? > > On Oct 31, 2006, at 8:49 PM, Al Byers wrote: > >> Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 Users >> Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. >> >> Though we will keep things loose and informal, here is the tentative >> schedule: >> >> Thursday (Nov 2): >> Arrive and help set things up. - anyone >> >> Friday (Nov 3): >> >> 8-10AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >> >> 10-10:15 Welcome and introduction to >> OFBiz - Al Byers >> 10:15-10:30 Self introductions by all attendees and a brief >> description of >> what you are or are planning >> to use OFBiz for. >> 10:30-11:00 General discussion of OFBiz and where it is >> headed. - David Jones >> >> 11:00-11:30 Remote presentation by Si Chen on his use of OFBiz in an >> enterprise mode and his >> discussion of what is happening with OFBiz and its >> future. >> 11:30-12 TBD >> >> 12:00-1:00 Sandwich and/or pizza lunch >> >> 1:00-3:00 OFBiz Testing Initiative - a presentation on Grinder and a >> discussion - Al Byers >> on how testing frameworks may evolve in OFBiz. >> >> 3:00-5:00 TBD >> >> 6:00 Dinner at nearby restaurant. General congregation afterwards at the >> hostel for movie watching, game playing and discussion. >> >> Saturday (Nov 4) >> >> 7-9AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >> >> 9:30-10 OFBiz in India. Some tips for working with offshore >> resources. - Amit Shinde >> 10-Noon General group discussion of OFBiz in production environments. >> Led by >> David Jones >> A chance to air gripes and wishes. >> >> Noon - 1PM Lunch. Same as Friday. >> >> 1PM Official close of conference. Time to discuss specific issues. >> >> Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions. >> >> -Al Byers >> 801-400-5111 > > Best Regards, > > Si > [hidden email] > > > > |
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So how do we set this up? Do we just call that number or go to a
website? On Nov 1, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Tim Ruppert wrote: > I often use a free conference call line that works really well if > we want to try it. I think the phone number is 218.936.6660 - you > create it and enter the extension for your call. > > Check it out - it might be a good fit on such short notice. May I > suggest a passcode of 632491 (OFBIZ!) :) > > Cheers, > Tim > > -- > Tim Ruppert > HotWax Media > http://www.hotwaxmedia.com > > o:801.649.6594 > f:801.649.6595 > > Si Chen wrote: >> Al, >> >> Can I suggest, for your 3 - 5 PM slot on Friday (or whatever >> openings): >> >> 1. A presentation on how content management works? I understand >> how the Websites and Surveys work, but my knowledge of how the >> content manager really works is limited to ProductContentWrapper >> and to generating XML off templates. >> >> 2. Some kind of feedback from the community for us. I'd really >> like just to have a session where anybody can call in or speak up >> and tell us what they're doing, ask us questions, offer >> suggestions, etc. Is it possible to arrange some kind of call in >> number, so even people who are pretty far can do this, or can we >> do it on a big chatroom or something? Maybe out of respect for >> time differences it would be better to have this at an earlier hour? >> >> On Oct 31, 2006, at 8:49 PM, Al Byers wrote: >> >>> Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 Users >>> Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. >>> >>> Though we will keep things loose and informal, here is the tentative >>> schedule: >>> >>> Thursday (Nov 2): >>> Arrive and help set things up. - anyone >>> >>> Friday (Nov 3): >>> >>> 8-10AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>> >>> 10-10:15 Welcome and introduction to >>> OFBiz - Al Byers >>> 10:15-10:30 Self introductions by all attendees and a brief >>> description of >>> what you are or are planning >>> to use OFBiz for. >>> 10:30-11:00 General discussion of OFBiz and where it is >>> headed. - David Jones >>> >>> 11:00-11:30 Remote presentation by Si Chen on his use of OFBiz in an >>> enterprise mode and his >>> discussion of what is happening with OFBiz and >>> its future. >>> 11:30-12 TBD >>> >>> 12:00-1:00 Sandwich and/or pizza lunch >>> >>> 1:00-3:00 OFBiz Testing Initiative - a presentation on Grinder and a >>> discussion - Al Byers >>> on how testing frameworks may evolve in OFBiz. >>> >>> 3:00-5:00 TBD >>> >>> 6:00 Dinner at nearby restaurant. General congregation afterwards >>> at the >>> hostel for movie watching, game playing and discussion. >>> >>> Saturday (Nov 4) >>> >>> 7-9AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>> >>> 9:30-10 OFBiz in India. Some tips for working with offshore >>> resources. - Amit Shinde >>> 10-Noon General group discussion of OFBiz in production >>> environments. Led by >>> David Jones >>> A chance to air gripes and wishes. >>> >>> Noon - 1PM Lunch. Same as Friday. >>> >>> 1PM Official close of conference. Time to discuss specific issues. >>> >>> Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions. >>> >>> -Al Byers >>> 801-400-5111 >> >> Best Regards, >> >> Si >> [hidden email] >> >> >> >> Best Regards, Si [hidden email] |
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We would just all call in to 218.936.6660 - pick option 2 - then enter
the code 632491. Cheers, Tim -- Tim Ruppert HotWax Media http://www.hotwaxmedia.com o:801.649.6594 f:801.649.6595 Si Chen wrote: > So how do we set this up? Do we just call that number or go to a > website? > > On Nov 1, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Tim Ruppert wrote: > >> I often use a free conference call line that works really well if we >> want to try it. I think the phone number is 218.936.6660 - you create >> it and enter the extension for your call. >> >> Check it out - it might be a good fit on such short notice. May I >> suggest a passcode of 632491 (OFBIZ!) :) >> >> Cheers, >> Tim >> >> -- >> Tim Ruppert >> HotWax Media >> http://www.hotwaxmedia.com >> >> o:801.649.6594 >> f:801.649.6595 >> >> Si Chen wrote: >>> Al, >>> >>> Can I suggest, for your 3 - 5 PM slot on Friday (or whatever openings): >>> >>> 1. A presentation on how content management works? I understand >>> how the Websites and Surveys work, but my knowledge of how the >>> content manager really works is limited to ProductContentWrapper and >>> to generating XML off templates. >>> >>> 2. Some kind of feedback from the community for us. I'd really >>> like just to have a session where anybody can call in or speak up >>> and tell us what they're doing, ask us questions, offer suggestions, >>> etc. Is it possible to arrange some kind of call in number, so even >>> people who are pretty far can do this, or can we do it on a big >>> chatroom or something? Maybe out of respect for time differences it >>> would be better to have this at an earlier hour? >>> >>> On Oct 31, 2006, at 8:49 PM, Al Byers wrote: >>> >>>> Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 Users >>>> Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. >>>> >>>> Though we will keep things loose and informal, here is the tentative >>>> schedule: >>>> >>>> Thursday (Nov 2): >>>> Arrive and help set things up. - anyone >>>> >>>> Friday (Nov 3): >>>> >>>> 8-10AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>>> >>>> 10-10:15 Welcome and introduction to >>>> OFBiz - Al Byers >>>> 10:15-10:30 Self introductions by all attendees and a brief >>>> description of >>>> what you are or are planning >>>> to use OFBiz for. >>>> 10:30-11:00 General discussion of OFBiz and where it is >>>> headed. - David Jones >>>> >>>> 11:00-11:30 Remote presentation by Si Chen on his use of OFBiz in an >>>> enterprise mode and his >>>> discussion of what is happening with OFBiz and its >>>> future. >>>> 11:30-12 TBD >>>> >>>> 12:00-1:00 Sandwich and/or pizza lunch >>>> >>>> 1:00-3:00 OFBiz Testing Initiative - a presentation on Grinder and a >>>> discussion - Al Byers >>>> on how testing frameworks may evolve in OFBiz. >>>> >>>> 3:00-5:00 TBD >>>> >>>> 6:00 Dinner at nearby restaurant. General congregation afterwards >>>> at the >>>> hostel for movie watching, game playing and discussion. >>>> >>>> Saturday (Nov 4) >>>> >>>> 7-9AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>>> >>>> 9:30-10 OFBiz in India. Some tips for working with offshore >>>> resources. - Amit Shinde >>>> 10-Noon General group discussion of OFBiz in production >>>> environments. Led by >>>> David Jones >>>> A chance to air gripes and wishes. >>>> >>>> Noon - 1PM Lunch. Same as Friday. >>>> >>>> 1PM Official close of conference. Time to discuss specific issues. >>>> >>>> Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions. >>>> >>>> -Al Byers >>>> 801-400-5111 >>> >>> Best Regards, >>> >>> Si >>> [hidden email] >>> >>> >>> >>> > > Best Regards, > > Si > [hidden email] > > > > |
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I'm a little bit concerned about a phone call because the room we are in is fairly large with high ceilings and a hardwood floor, meaning there is a tendency to echo a bit and I don't know how well a speaker phone will work. We could certainly give it a try (might be nice for future reference), but I think it would be better to at least get issues on the table beforehand. If this seems like a good idea we could start a thread on the users list to solicit these topics. -David On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:41 AM, Tim Ruppert wrote: > We would just all call in to 218.936.6660 - pick option 2 - then > enter the code 632491. > > Cheers, > Tim > > -- > Tim Ruppert > HotWax Media > http://www.hotwaxmedia.com > > o:801.649.6594 > f:801.649.6595 > > Si Chen wrote: >> So how do we set this up? Do we just call that number or go to a >> website? >> >> On Nov 1, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Tim Ruppert wrote: >> >>> I often use a free conference call line that works really well if >>> we want to try it. I think the phone number is 218.936.6660 - you >>> create it and enter the extension for your call. >>> >>> Check it out - it might be a good fit on such short notice. May >>> I suggest a passcode of 632491 (OFBIZ!) :) >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Tim >>> >>> -- >>> Tim Ruppert >>> HotWax Media >>> http://www.hotwaxmedia.com >>> >>> o:801.649.6594 >>> f:801.649.6595 >>> >>> Si Chen wrote: >>>> Al, >>>> >>>> Can I suggest, for your 3 - 5 PM slot on Friday (or whatever >>>> openings): >>>> >>>> 1. A presentation on how content management works? I >>>> understand how the Websites and Surveys work, but my knowledge >>>> of how the content manager really works is limited to >>>> ProductContentWrapper and to generating XML off templates. >>>> >>>> 2. Some kind of feedback from the community for us. I'd really >>>> like just to have a session where anybody can call in or speak >>>> up and tell us what they're doing, ask us questions, offer >>>> suggestions, etc. Is it possible to arrange some kind of call >>>> in number, so even people who are pretty far can do this, or can >>>> we do it on a big chatroom or something? Maybe out of respect >>>> for time differences it would be better to have this at an >>>> earlier hour? >>>> >>>> On Oct 31, 2006, at 8:49 PM, Al Byers wrote: >>>> >>>>> Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 Users >>>>> Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. >>>>> >>>>> Though we will keep things loose and informal, here is the >>>>> tentative >>>>> schedule: >>>>> >>>>> Thursday (Nov 2): >>>>> Arrive and help set things up. - anyone >>>>> >>>>> Friday (Nov 3): >>>>> >>>>> 8-10AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>>>> >>>>> 10-10:15 Welcome and introduction to >>>>> OFBiz - Al >>>>> Byers >>>>> 10:15-10:30 Self introductions by all attendees and a brief >>>>> description of >>>>> what you are or are planning >>>>> to use OFBiz for. >>>>> 10:30-11:00 General discussion of OFBiz and where it is >>>>> headed. - David Jones >>>>> >>>>> 11:00-11:30 Remote presentation by Si Chen on his use of OFBiz >>>>> in an >>>>> enterprise mode and his >>>>> discussion of what is happening with OFBiz and >>>>> its future. >>>>> 11:30-12 TBD >>>>> >>>>> 12:00-1:00 Sandwich and/or pizza lunch >>>>> >>>>> 1:00-3:00 OFBiz Testing Initiative - a presentation on Grinder >>>>> and a >>>>> discussion - Al Byers >>>>> on how testing frameworks may evolve in OFBiz. >>>>> >>>>> 3:00-5:00 TBD >>>>> >>>>> 6:00 Dinner at nearby restaurant. General congregation >>>>> afterwards at the >>>>> hostel for movie watching, game playing and discussion. >>>>> >>>>> Saturday (Nov 4) >>>>> >>>>> 7-9AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>>>> >>>>> 9:30-10 OFBiz in India. Some tips for working with offshore >>>>> resources. - Amit Shinde >>>>> 10-Noon General group discussion of OFBiz in production >>>>> environments. Led by >>>>> David Jones >>>>> A chance to air gripes and wishes. >>>>> >>>>> Noon - 1PM Lunch. Same as Friday. >>>>> >>>>> 1PM Official close of conference. Time to discuss specific issues. >>>>> >>>>> Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions. >>>>> >>>>> -Al Byers >>>>> 801-400-5111 >>>> >>>> Best Regards, >>>> >>>> Si >>>> [hidden email] >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >> Best Regards, >> >> Si >> [hidden email] >> >> >> >> |
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My vote would be to have the call in number if people can bear it - and
yes it will echo unfortunately - but for some people that would be better than nothing. I also think that we should elicit topics beforehand - that'll get people a rollin'. Cheers, Tim -- Tim Ruppert HotWax Media http://www.hotwaxmedia.com o:801.649.6594 f:801.649.6595 David E Jones wrote: > > I'm a little bit concerned about a phone call because the room we are > in is fairly large with high ceilings and a hardwood floor, meaning > there is a tendency to echo a bit and I don't know how well a speaker > phone will work. > > We could certainly give it a try (might be nice for future reference), > but I think it would be better to at least get issues on the table > beforehand. If this seems like a good idea we could start a thread on > the users list to solicit these topics. > > -David > > > On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:41 AM, Tim Ruppert wrote: > >> We would just all call in to 218.936.6660 - pick option 2 - then >> enter the code 632491. >> >> Cheers, >> Tim >> >> -- >> Tim Ruppert >> HotWax Media >> http://www.hotwaxmedia.com >> >> o:801.649.6594 >> f:801.649.6595 >> >> Si Chen wrote: >>> So how do we set this up? Do we just call that number or go to a >>> website? >>> >>> On Nov 1, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Tim Ruppert wrote: >>> >>>> I often use a free conference call line that works really well if >>>> we want to try it. I think the phone number is 218.936.6660 - you >>>> create it and enter the extension for your call. >>>> >>>> Check it out - it might be a good fit on such short notice. May I >>>> suggest a passcode of 632491 (OFBIZ!) :) >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> Tim >>>> >>>> --Tim Ruppert >>>> HotWax Media >>>> http://www.hotwaxmedia.com >>>> >>>> o:801.649.6594 >>>> f:801.649.6595 >>>> >>>> Si Chen wrote: >>>>> Al, >>>>> >>>>> Can I suggest, for your 3 - 5 PM slot on Friday (or whatever >>>>> openings): >>>>> >>>>> 1. A presentation on how content management works? I understand >>>>> how the Websites and Surveys work, but my knowledge of how the >>>>> content manager really works is limited to ProductContentWrapper >>>>> and to generating XML off templates. >>>>> >>>>> 2. Some kind of feedback from the community for us. I'd really >>>>> like just to have a session where anybody can call in or speak up >>>>> and tell us what they're doing, ask us questions, offer >>>>> suggestions, etc. Is it possible to arrange some kind of call in >>>>> number, so even people who are pretty far can do this, or can we >>>>> do it on a big chatroom or something? Maybe out of respect for >>>>> time differences it would be better to have this at an earlier hour? >>>>> >>>>> On Oct 31, 2006, at 8:49 PM, Al Byers wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 Users >>>>>> Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. >>>>>> >>>>>> Though we will keep things loose and informal, here is the tentative >>>>>> schedule: >>>>>> >>>>>> Thursday (Nov 2): >>>>>> Arrive and help set things up. - anyone >>>>>> >>>>>> Friday (Nov 3): >>>>>> >>>>>> 8-10AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>>>>> >>>>>> 10-10:15 Welcome and introduction to >>>>>> OFBiz - Al Byers >>>>>> 10:15-10:30 Self introductions by all attendees and a brief >>>>>> description of >>>>>> what you are or are planning >>>>>> to use OFBiz for. >>>>>> 10:30-11:00 General discussion of OFBiz and where it is >>>>>> headed. - David Jones >>>>>> >>>>>> 11:00-11:30 Remote presentation by Si Chen on his use of OFBiz in an >>>>>> enterprise mode and his >>>>>> discussion of what is happening with OFBiz and >>>>>> its future. >>>>>> 11:30-12 TBD >>>>>> >>>>>> 12:00-1:00 Sandwich and/or pizza lunch >>>>>> >>>>>> 1:00-3:00 OFBiz Testing Initiative - a presentation on Grinder and a >>>>>> discussion - Al Byers >>>>>> on how testing frameworks may evolve in OFBiz. >>>>>> >>>>>> 3:00-5:00 TBD >>>>>> >>>>>> 6:00 Dinner at nearby restaurant. General congregation afterwards >>>>>> at the >>>>>> hostel for movie watching, game playing and discussion. >>>>>> >>>>>> Saturday (Nov 4) >>>>>> >>>>>> 7-9AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>>>>> >>>>>> 9:30-10 OFBiz in India. Some tips for working with offshore >>>>>> resources. - Amit Shinde >>>>>> 10-Noon General group discussion of OFBiz in production >>>>>> environments. Led by >>>>>> David Jones >>>>>> A chance to air gripes and wishes. >>>>>> >>>>>> Noon - 1PM Lunch. Same as Friday. >>>>>> >>>>>> 1PM Official close of conference. Time to discuss specific issues. >>>>>> >>>>>> Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions. >>>>>> >>>>>> -Al Byers >>>>>> 801-400-5111 >>>>> >>>>> Best Regards, >>>>> >>>>> Si >>>>> [hidden email] >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>> >>> Best Regards, >>> >>> Si >>> [hidden email] >>> >>> >>> >>> |
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I'd have to call in, since I'm not going to be there physically and
would like to be involved in a community call. On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:20 AM, Tim Ruppert wrote: > My vote would be to have the call in number if people can bear it - > and yes it will echo unfortunately - but for some people that would > be better than nothing. > > I also think that we should elicit topics beforehand - that'll get > people a rollin'. > > Cheers, > Tim > > -- > Tim Ruppert > HotWax Media > http://www.hotwaxmedia.com > > o:801.649.6594 > f:801.649.6595 > > David E Jones wrote: >> >> I'm a little bit concerned about a phone call because the room we >> are in is fairly large with high ceilings and a hardwood floor, >> meaning there is a tendency to echo a bit and I don't know how >> well a speaker phone will work. >> >> We could certainly give it a try (might be nice for future >> reference), but I think it would be better to at least get issues >> on the table beforehand. If this seems like a good idea we could >> start a thread on the users list to solicit these topics. >> >> -David >> >> >> On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:41 AM, Tim Ruppert wrote: >> >>> We would just all call in to 218.936.6660 - pick option 2 - then >>> enter the code 632491. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Tim >>> >>> -- >>> Tim Ruppert >>> HotWax Media >>> http://www.hotwaxmedia.com >>> >>> o:801.649.6594 >>> f:801.649.6595 >>> >>> Si Chen wrote: >>>> So how do we set this up? Do we just call that number or go to >>>> a website? >>>> >>>> On Nov 1, 2006, at 10:28 AM, Tim Ruppert wrote: >>>> >>>>> I often use a free conference call line that works really well >>>>> if we want to try it. I think the phone number is 218.936.6660 >>>>> - you create it and enter the extension for your call. >>>>> >>>>> Check it out - it might be a good fit on such short notice. >>>>> May I suggest a passcode of 632491 (OFBIZ!) :) >>>>> >>>>> Cheers, >>>>> Tim >>>>> >>>>> --Tim Ruppert >>>>> HotWax Media >>>>> http://www.hotwaxmedia.com >>>>> >>>>> o:801.649.6594 >>>>> f:801.649.6595 >>>>> >>>>> Si Chen wrote: >>>>>> Al, >>>>>> >>>>>> Can I suggest, for your 3 - 5 PM slot on Friday (or whatever >>>>>> openings): >>>>>> >>>>>> 1. A presentation on how content management works? I >>>>>> understand how the Websites and Surveys work, but my knowledge >>>>>> of how the content manager really works is limited to >>>>>> ProductContentWrapper and to generating XML off templates. >>>>>> >>>>>> 2. Some kind of feedback from the community for us. I'd >>>>>> really like just to have a session where anybody can call in >>>>>> or speak up and tell us what they're doing, ask us questions, >>>>>> offer suggestions, etc. Is it possible to arrange some kind >>>>>> of call in number, so even people who are pretty far can do >>>>>> this, or can we do it on a big chatroom or something? Maybe >>>>>> out of respect for time differences it would be better to have >>>>>> this at an earlier hour? >>>>>> >>>>>> On Oct 31, 2006, at 8:49 PM, Al Byers wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 >>>>>>> Users >>>>>>> Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Though we will keep things loose and informal, here is the >>>>>>> tentative >>>>>>> schedule: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Thursday (Nov 2): >>>>>>> Arrive and help set things up. - anyone >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Friday (Nov 3): >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 8-10AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 10-10:15 Welcome and introduction to >>>>>>> OFBiz - >>>>>>> Al Byers >>>>>>> 10:15-10:30 Self introductions by all attendees and a brief >>>>>>> description of >>>>>>> what you are or are planning >>>>>>> to use OFBiz for. >>>>>>> 10:30-11:00 General discussion of OFBiz and where it is >>>>>>> headed. - David Jones >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 11:00-11:30 Remote presentation by Si Chen on his use of >>>>>>> OFBiz in an >>>>>>> enterprise mode and his >>>>>>> discussion of what is happening with OFBiz >>>>>>> and its future. >>>>>>> 11:30-12 TBD >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 12:00-1:00 Sandwich and/or pizza lunch >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 1:00-3:00 OFBiz Testing Initiative - a presentation on >>>>>>> Grinder and a >>>>>>> discussion - Al Byers >>>>>>> on how testing frameworks may evolve in OFBiz. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 3:00-5:00 TBD >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 6:00 Dinner at nearby restaurant. General congregation >>>>>>> afterwards at the >>>>>>> hostel for movie watching, game playing and discussion. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Saturday (Nov 4) >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 7-9AM Continental breakfast. Informal gathering. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 9:30-10 OFBiz in India. Some tips for working with offshore >>>>>>> resources. - Amit Shinde >>>>>>> 10-Noon General group discussion of OFBiz in production >>>>>>> environments. Led by >>>>>>> David Jones >>>>>>> A chance to air gripes and wishes. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Noon - 1PM Lunch. Same as Friday. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 1PM Official close of conference. Time to discuss specific >>>>>>> issues. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Please contact me if you have questions or suggestions. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> -Al Byers >>>>>>> 801-400-5111 >>>>>> >>>>>> Best Regards, >>>>>> >>>>>> Si >>>>>> [hidden email] >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>> >>>> Best Regards, >>>> >>>> Si >>>> [hidden email] >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Best Regards, Si [hidden email] |
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We're tied up in production and missed this on the lists. Brainfood will not
be able to attend. I recommend sending direct email announcements to companies with featured solutions in the future. I think it will improve the quality of feedback at the conference. On Tuesday 31 October 2006 22:49, Al Byers wrote: > Looks like we will have between 12-15 attendees at the 2006 Users > Conference. We have room for anyone else that wants to attend. -- Ean Schuessler, CTO [hidden email] 214-720-0700 x 315 Brainfood, Inc. http://www.brainfood.com |
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