SPTechCon Boston was a jam packed three days of sessions and getting together with colleagues from the SharePoint Community. I took almost two hundred pictures during the event, so have a look to see if you recognize anyone.
We’re off to a raucous start at SPTechCon in Boston. Laura and I had a full room this morning for our Office 2010 and SharePoint integration workshop.
Let’s get rolling… it’s time to crank up the live tweet feed from SPTechCon in Boston.
Ok SharePoint fans, it’s that time again. MetaVis Technologies has rented a 100 inch monitor and we’re setting up for live blogging and tweeting from the floor of the SPTechCon Conferernce starting next Wednesday.
I am making the EUSP Site Planning Worksheet available for download. Just because you can’t attend the sessions doesn’t mean you can’t have the resources.
The EUSP Live Twitter Tracker and three channels for live blogging have been activated. You can follow all of the action from the sessions by choosing one or all of the panels to view.
The EUSP Live Twitter Tracker picks up all tweets that include the #SPTechCon hash.
There are three live blogging channels to [...]
Once again the SharePoint Community has stepped up when it comes to helping those who can’t participate. The live blogging at SPTechCon is done by volunteers who are attending the sessions and want to help those who couldn’t come to the conference.
I’m currently in the air, flying to San Francisco for SPTechCon 2010. In addition to coordinating the live blogging sessions, here’s my schedule for the rest of the week. Looking forward to seeing everyone there.
If you missed all the live blogging fun and excitement at SharePoint Conference 2009, we’re going to do the same thing at SPTechCon this week. We’ve got a bunch of people who who will be live blogging the sessions directly from the conference sessions.
I’ll be working with a group of live bloggers at SPTechCon in San Francisco to recreate the setup we had at SPC09.
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