Comments on: Boston in June… Enterprise 2.0 on the Waterfront http://itsinsider.com/2008/05/16/boston-in-june-enterprise-20-on-the-waterfront/ An Insider's view on IT-Social for the Enterprise Fri, 10 Feb 2012 10:04:38 +0000 hourly 1 By: Evolution or revolution for Enterprise 2.0 vendors? « Nickpoint http://itsinsider.com/2008/05/16/boston-in-june-enterprise-20-on-the-waterfront/#comment-289 Evolution or revolution for Enterprise 2.0 vendors? « Nickpoint Tue, 27 May 2008 09:44:24 +0000 http://susanitsa.wordpress.com/?p=222#comment-289 [...] Evolution or revolution for Enterprise 2.0 vendors? The ever militant Fidel Castro once said ‘A revolution is a struggle between the past and the future’. The evolutionary or revolutionary stakes are getting higher in the Enterprise 2.0 space with the giants IBM, Microsoft and Oracle demonstrating their financial muscle at the Enterprise 2.0 Boston conference. These enterprise vendors are now the top sponsors at this event for the first time as highlighted by Susan Scrupski. [...] [...] Evolution or revolution for Enterprise 2.0 vendors? The ever militant Fidel Castro once said ‘A revolution is a struggle between the past and the future’. The evolutionary or revolutionary stakes are getting higher in the Enterprise 2.0 space with the giants IBM, Microsoft and Oracle demonstrating their financial muscle at the Enterprise 2.0 Boston conference. These enterprise vendors are now the top sponsors at this event for the first time as highlighted by Susan Scrupski. [...]

]]> By: Ameed Taylor http://itsinsider.com/2008/05/16/boston-in-june-enterprise-20-on-the-waterfront/#comment-286 Ameed Taylor Thu, 22 May 2008 04:31:14 +0000 http://susanitsa.wordpress.com/?p=222#comment-286 Susan, The entire conference organizing team and advisory board have done a great job with the agenda this year. I have seen quite a bit of interest building up for the conference over the last 2 weeks. Look forward to meeting you in Boston. Ameed Susan,

The entire conference organizing team and advisory board have done a great job with the agenda this year. I have seen quite a bit of interest building up for the conference over the last 2 weeks.

Look forward to meeting you in Boston.

Ameed

]]> By: Nick Barker http://itsinsider.com/2008/05/16/boston-in-june-enterprise-20-on-the-waterfront/#comment-287 Nick Barker Sat, 17 May 2008 17:46:04 +0000 http://susanitsa.wordpress.com/?p=222#comment-287 I'm very happy because I will be at Boston :) Really looking forward to the event, hearing from enterprise 2.0 users and meeting more of the Enterprise 2.0 community. I have been following your ITSinsider blog for sometime now and it will be great to meet you in person. It is interesting that the majority of conference's top sponsors are the big enterprise vendors. I'll be thinking aloud about this step change on my blog next week (www.nickpoint.wordpress.com) I’m very happy because I will be at Boston :)

Really looking forward to the event, hearing from enterprise 2.0 users and meeting more of the Enterprise 2.0 community. I have been following your ITSinsider blog for sometime now and it will be great to meet you in person.

It is interesting that the majority of conference’s top sponsors are the big enterprise vendors. I’ll be thinking aloud about this step change on my blog next week (www.nickpoint.wordpress.com)

]]> By: Stephen Collins http://itsinsider.com/2008/05/16/boston-in-june-enterprise-20-on-the-waterfront/#comment-288 Stephen Collins Sat, 17 May 2008 01:50:26 +0000 http://susanitsa.wordpress.com/?p=222#comment-288 Not happy :( There's just no way I can be in Boston this year, despite having had the opportunity to attend thanks to a friend who offered me a ticket. I've had up-and-down work and there just hasn't been the spare funds aside to come. Airfares Australia to the US would have been around AU$2700, hotel would have been around $1500 for a few days and expenses on top. I'm totally coming next year, as I can't get to Office 2.0 either as I'm committed to another conference here in Australia at the same time. Not happy :(

There’s just no way I can be in Boston this year, despite having had the opportunity to attend thanks to a friend who offered me a ticket. I’ve had up-and-down work and there just hasn’t been the spare funds aside to come.

Airfares Australia to the US would have been around AU$2700, hotel would have been around $1500 for a few days and expenses on top.

I’m totally coming next year, as I can’t get to Office 2.0 either as I’m committed to another conference here in Australia at the same time.

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