After spending the past two months on the list of the top 5 Lotusphere Best Practice Session proposals, I just received confirmation that my Lotusphere session proposal has been accepted.
Breakout session:
Lotus Notes and Me: Maximizing Personal Productivity with Lotus Notes
I've invited my friend and client, David Allen, to co-present with me. We will be sharing our experience and best practices for knowledge worker productivity using Lotus Notes. Thank you for your votes!
Our other Lotusphere proposal for a birds of a feather session is still under consideration.
Birds of a feather session:
Getting Things Done with Lotus Notes - Making Notes Personal
If this is a session that you would like to see at Lotusphere, I hope you will click on the link and add your vote!
I look forward to this opportunity. I'll have more news to post, soon.
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Discussion/Comments (2):
Eric, just as a reminder, the voting for Birds-of-a-Feather session selection will take place on the Lotusphere website. While IdeaJam has been incredibly helpful in selecting best practices sessions, it is not the source of input for BoFs. Registered Lotusphere attendees have or will receive an e-mail with a link to session preferences voting, and we'll take the top vote-getters as the BoFs at Lotusphere.
Posted at 11/11/2008 5:38:05 by Ed Brill
Thanks, Ed.
Posted at 11/11/2008 6:11:56 by Eric Mack
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