As a follow-on to the April release branch, and to help encourage
community growth and participation for Apache OFBiz, I'm planning a tour of the Mid-western United States. As part of this tour I'd like to visit with individuals and organizations who are current and prospective users, contributors, and others involved with or interested in OFBiz. In these visits I will be available to spend 1-3 hours with you and answer questions about Apache OFBiz and how you can use it most effectively. I would be happy to speak with individuals or as many people from your organization as you would like. If you would like to better leverage opportunities to collaborate with others in the community or there are specific things you'd like to see in OFBiz, or be able to do with OFBiz, this is a great time to chat about it. Also if you'd like general business level or technical help with the software I'm happy to go over those sorts of things as well. I am doing this as the PMC Chair of Apache Open For Business with the intent of helping grow the community and not in my role as an officer of Hotwax Media. If you are interested in the services of Hotwax I'll be happy to briefly answer questions and refer you to the Hotwax sales people. Below is the rough schedule I have in mind and the general areas I plan to be in. I'll be changing it as needed to accommodate what people are available for. If you're around these areas and available around these times, please let me know! 17 April (Fri): Omaha NE, Des Moines IA, Kansas City MO 20 April (Mon): St. Louis MO 22 April (Wed): Indianapolis IN, Louisville KY (maybe Chicago IL) 24 April (Fri): Memphis TN, Nashville TN 27 April (Mon): Dallas TX, Oklahoma City OK Please contact me directly by email if you're interested in a visit. If you know of someone else who might be interested in a visit, please make an introduction and if they are interested I'm happy to play along. My schedule is flexible on this trip so morning, lunch and evening visits along with normal business hours are fine. There is no fee for this, but I won't refuse a free meal if offered. I'm traveling in a 40' motorhome, so hints for parking somewhat nearby are also appreciated. I am planning to do this in other areas in the near future, but don't have firm plans yet. The next likely area will be the north-western USA in July (around the time and place of OSCON which I'll be speaking at on July 23rd in San Jose, CA). -David |
I hope you will also let them know of other sources for support besides
hotwax, as the PMC chair. David E Jones sent the following on 4/13/2009 10:45 AM: > As a follow-on to the April release branch, and to help encourage > community growth and participation for Apache OFBiz, I'm planning a tour > of the Mid-western United States. As part of this tour I'd like to visit > with individuals and organizations who are current and prospective > users, contributors, and others involved with or interested in OFBiz. > > In these visits I will be available to spend 1-3 hours with you and > answer questions about Apache OFBiz and how you can use it most > effectively. I would be happy to speak with individuals or as many > people from your organization as you would like. > > If you would like to better leverage opportunities to collaborate with > others in the community or there are specific things you'd like to see > in OFBiz, or be able to do with OFBiz, this is a great time to chat > about it. Also if you'd like general business level or technical help > with the software I'm happy to go over those sorts of things as well. > > I am doing this as the PMC Chair of Apache Open For Business with the > intent of helping grow the community and not in my role as an officer of > Hotwax Media. If you are interested in the services of Hotwax I'll be > happy to briefly answer questions and refer you to the Hotwax sales people. > > Below is the rough schedule I have in mind and the general areas I plan > to be in. I'll be changing it as needed to accommodate what people are > available for. If you're around these areas and available around these > times, please let me know! > > 17 April (Fri): Omaha NE, Des Moines IA, Kansas City MO > 20 April (Mon): St. Louis MO > 22 April (Wed): Indianapolis IN, Louisville KY (maybe Chicago IL) > 24 April (Fri): Memphis TN, Nashville TN > 27 April (Mon): Dallas TX, Oklahoma City OK > > Please contact me directly by email if you're interested in a visit. If > you know of someone else who might be interested in a visit, please make > an introduction and if they are interested I'm happy to play along. My > schedule is flexible on this trip so morning, lunch and evening visits > along with normal business hours are fine. > > There is no fee for this, but I won't refuse a free meal if offered. I'm > traveling in a 40' motorhome, so hints for parking somewhat nearby are > also appreciated. > > I am planning to do this in other areas in the near future, but don't > have firm plans yet. The next likely area will be the north-western USA > in July (around the time and place of OSCON which I'll be speaking at on > July 23rd in San Jose, CA). > > -David > > > |
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David E Jones wrote:
> I am planning to do this in other areas in the near future, but don't > have firm plans yet. The next likely area will be the north-western USA > in July (around the time and place of OSCON which I'll be speaking at on > July 23rd in San Jose, CA). It would be cool if you could swing down to SoCal. Los Angeles is about a six hour drive from San Jose. -Adrian |
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I certainly do know of other services providers, however I do not represent any. I plan to make these visits non-commercial and only mentioned Hotwax because it is a simple fact that it is the company I am affiliated with, and I wanted it to be clear that I won't talk sales unless someone asks. For other service providers who want to market through OFBiz, your best means of doing so (in my opinion anyway) is just public community participation, and I know from talking with various people that they have grown their businesses nicely using that as a primary means of marketing. I hope that clears it up... -David On Apr 13, 2009, at 4:53 PM, BJ Freeman wrote: > I hope you will also let them know of other sources for support > besides > hotwax, as the PMC chair. > > David E Jones sent the following on 4/13/2009 10:45 AM: >> As a follow-on to the April release branch, and to help encourage >> community growth and participation for Apache OFBiz, I'm planning a >> tour >> of the Mid-western United States. As part of this tour I'd like to >> visit >> with individuals and organizations who are current and prospective >> users, contributors, and others involved with or interested in OFBiz. >> >> In these visits I will be available to spend 1-3 hours with you and >> answer questions about Apache OFBiz and how you can use it most >> effectively. I would be happy to speak with individuals or as many >> people from your organization as you would like. >> >> If you would like to better leverage opportunities to collaborate >> with >> others in the community or there are specific things you'd like to >> see >> in OFBiz, or be able to do with OFBiz, this is a great time to chat >> about it. Also if you'd like general business level or technical help >> with the software I'm happy to go over those sorts of things as well. >> >> I am doing this as the PMC Chair of Apache Open For Business with the >> intent of helping grow the community and not in my role as an >> officer of >> Hotwax Media. If you are interested in the services of Hotwax I'll be >> happy to briefly answer questions and refer you to the Hotwax sales >> people. >> >> Below is the rough schedule I have in mind and the general areas I >> plan >> to be in. I'll be changing it as needed to accommodate what people >> are >> available for. If you're around these areas and available around >> these >> times, please let me know! >> >> 17 April (Fri): Omaha NE, Des Moines IA, Kansas City MO >> 20 April (Mon): St. Louis MO >> 22 April (Wed): Indianapolis IN, Louisville KY (maybe Chicago IL) >> 24 April (Fri): Memphis TN, Nashville TN >> 27 April (Mon): Dallas TX, Oklahoma City OK >> >> Please contact me directly by email if you're interested in a >> visit. If >> you know of someone else who might be interested in a visit, please >> make >> an introduction and if they are interested I'm happy to play along. >> My >> schedule is flexible on this trip so morning, lunch and evening >> visits >> along with normal business hours are fine. >> >> There is no fee for this, but I won't refuse a free meal if >> offered. I'm >> traveling in a 40' motorhome, so hints for parking somewhat nearby >> are >> also appreciated. >> >> I am planning to do this in other areas in the near future, but don't >> have firm plans yet. The next likely area will be the north-western >> USA >> in July (around the time and place of OSCON which I'll be speaking >> at on >> July 23rd in San Jose, CA). >> >> -David >> >> >> |
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On Apr 13, 2009, at 5:19 PM, Adrian Crum wrote: > David E Jones wrote: >> I am planning to do this in other areas in the near future, but >> don't have firm plans yet. The next likely area will be the north- >> western USA in July (around the time and place of OSCON which I'll >> be speaking at on July 23rd in San Jose, CA). > > It would be cool if you could swing down to SoCal. Los Angeles is > about a six hour drive from San Jose. Thanks Adrian, I'd love to visit "SoCal" again in the near future... it's a beautiful area pretty much year-round. I was in that area a couple of months ago and had I not been so busy I would have gone for some visits like this. Chances are I will again soon in the not too distant future, and I'll let you know as it would be great to visit with you again... and perhaps see your corner of the world this time! -David |
David E Jones wrote:
> > On Apr 13, 2009, at 5:19 PM, Adrian Crum wrote: > >> David E Jones wrote: >>> I am planning to do this in other areas in the near future, but don't >>> have firm plans yet. The next likely area will be the north-western >>> USA in July (around the time and place of OSCON which I'll be >>> speaking at on July 23rd in San Jose, CA). >> >> It would be cool if you could swing down to SoCal. Los Angeles is >> about a six hour drive from San Jose. > > Thanks Adrian, I'd love to visit "SoCal" again in the near future... > it's a beautiful area pretty much year-round. I was in that area a > couple of months ago and had I not been so busy I would have gone for > some visits like this. Chances are I will again soon in the not too > distant future, and I'll let you know as it would be great to visit with > you again... and perhaps see your corner of the world this time! That would be great! We have plenty of room in the driveway for your motor home, plus we have a pool and hot tub. -Adrian |
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David - I would be interested in joining you in Dallas and/or OKC. Any additional info on your itinerary such as times and locations would be helpful.
----- Original Message ----- From: "David E Jones" <[hidden email]> To: "user" <[hidden email]> Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 11:45:21 AM GMT -07:00 US/Canada Mountain Subject: Apache OFBiz Community Building Tour - Mid-western USA, April 2009 As a follow-on to the April release branch, and to help encourage community growth and participation for Apache OFBiz, I'm planning a tour of the Mid-western United States. As part of this tour I'd like to visit with individuals and organizations who are current and prospective users, contributors, and others involved with or interested in OFBiz. In these visits I will be available to spend 1-3 hours with you and answer questions about Apache OFBiz and how you can use it most effectively. I would be happy to speak with individuals or as many people from your organization as you would like. If you would like to better leverage opportunities to collaborate with others in the community or there are specific things you'd like to see in OFBiz, or be able to do with OFBiz, this is a great time to chat about it. Also if you'd like general business level or technical help with the software I'm happy to go over those sorts of things as well. I am doing this as the PMC Chair of Apache Open For Business with the intent of helping grow the community and not in my role as an officer of Hotwax Media. If you are interested in the services of Hotwax I'll be happy to briefly answer questions and refer you to the Hotwax sales people. Below is the rough schedule I have in mind and the general areas I plan to be in. I'll be changing it as needed to accommodate what people are available for. If you're around these areas and available around these times, please let me know! 17 April (Fri): Omaha NE, Des Moines IA, Kansas City MO 20 April (Mon): St. Louis MO 22 April (Wed): Indianapolis IN, Louisville KY (maybe Chicago IL) 24 April (Fri): Memphis TN, Nashville TN 27 April (Mon): Dallas TX, Oklahoma City OK Please contact me directly by email if you're interested in a visit. If you know of someone else who might be interested in a visit, please make an introduction and if they are interested I'm happy to play along. My schedule is flexible on this trip so morning, lunch and evening visits along with normal business hours are fine. There is no fee for this, but I won't refuse a free meal if offered. I'm traveling in a 40' motorhome, so hints for parking somewhat nearby are also appreciated. I am planning to do this in other areas in the near future, but don't have firm plans yet. The next likely area will be the north-western USA in July (around the time and place of OSCON which I'll be speaking at on July 23rd in San Jose, CA). -David |
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David,
Great to hear about you tour. We are a Professional Services Company in Houston and are in process of deciding the right ERP system for us. Is there any chance that Houston is in one of your destinations? It may be hard for me to bring stake holders to Dallas but I will toss the idea as well if Houston is not possible for you. Regards Mustansar Mehmood David E Jones wrote: > As a follow-on to the April release branch, and to help encourage > community growth and participation for Apache OFBiz, I'm planning a > tour of the Mid-western United States. As part of this tour I'd like > to visit with individuals and organizations who are current and > prospective users, contributors, and others involved with or > interested in OFBiz. > > In these visits I will be available to spend 1-3 hours with you and > answer questions about Apache OFBiz and how you can use it most > effectively. I would be happy to speak with individuals or as many > people from your organization as you would like. > > If you would like to better leverage opportunities to collaborate with > others in the community or there are specific things you'd like to see > in OFBiz, or be able to do with OFBiz, this is a great time to chat > about it. Also if you'd like general business level or technical help > with the software I'm happy to go over those sorts of things as well. > > I am doing this as the PMC Chair of Apache Open For Business with the > intent of helping grow the community and not in my role as an officer > of Hotwax Media. If you are interested in the services of Hotwax I'll > be happy to briefly answer questions and refer you to the Hotwax sales > people. > > Below is the rough schedule I have in mind and the general areas I > plan to be in. I'll be changing it as needed to accommodate what > people are available for. If you're around these areas and available > around these times, please let me know! > > 17 April (Fri): Omaha NE, Des Moines IA, Kansas City MO > 20 April (Mon): St. Louis MO > 22 April (Wed): Indianapolis IN, Louisville KY (maybe Chicago IL) > 24 April (Fri): Memphis TN, Nashville TN > 27 April (Mon): Dallas TX, Oklahoma City OK > > Please contact me directly by email if you're interested in a visit. > If you know of someone else who might be interested in a visit, please > make an introduction and if they are interested I'm happy to play > along. My schedule is flexible on this trip so morning, lunch and > evening visits along with normal business hours are fine. > > There is no fee for this, but I won't refuse a free meal if offered. > I'm traveling in a 40' motorhome, so hints for parking somewhat nearby > are also appreciated. > > I am planning to do this in other areas in the near future, but don't > have firm plans yet. The next likely area will be the north-western > USA in July (around the time and place of OSCON which I'll be speaking > at on July 23rd in San Jose, CA). > > -David > > |
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