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NAV Techdays 2011 is over.
David_Singleton
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I just got home after two very well spent days in Antwerp. (By just got home, I mean just as in I made the plane just as they were closing the door, so it was close).
The Techdays concept really worked, and achieved (IMO) everything that Luc promised. it really provides something very different to other Conferences. One thing I had never even thought about before, was how much difference it makes being in a nice comfortable environment like this. The movie cinema, with huge screens and really comfy chairs makes it so much more enjoyable. Can't believe that in all my years at conferences I had never thought about that.
I really hope that everyone will get behind Luc on this, so that this can be a very regular event. The two day concept is perfect the one day was a bit too short last time. No marketing/sales fluff, and 90 minutes mean that you really get deep dive sessions.
The best part though was how Luc pulled off getting the big NAV guns. It showed that Microsoft really took this seriously in sending the top people from the NAV PG to the event, that was impressive. I normally avoid Key notes, because they are generally just fill, but the keynote from Michael Nielsen and Thomas Hejlsberg was the most interesting and on topic Key note that I can remember seeing at any NAV conference. A big thank you to Microsoft, for sending your best people to NAV Techdays.
Great work Luc, and I look forward to the next one.
The Techdays concept really worked, and achieved (IMO) everything that Luc promised. it really provides something very different to other Conferences. One thing I had never even thought about before, was how much difference it makes being in a nice comfortable environment like this. The movie cinema, with huge screens and really comfy chairs makes it so much more enjoyable. Can't believe that in all my years at conferences I had never thought about that.
I really hope that everyone will get behind Luc on this, so that this can be a very regular event. The two day concept is perfect the one day was a bit too short last time. No marketing/sales fluff, and 90 minutes mean that you really get deep dive sessions.
The best part though was how Luc pulled off getting the big NAV guns. It showed that Microsoft really took this seriously in sending the top people from the NAV PG to the event, that was impressive. I normally avoid Key notes, because they are generally just fill, but the keynote from Michael Nielsen and Thomas Hejlsberg was the most interesting and on topic Key note that I can remember seeing at any NAV conference. A big thank you to Microsoft, for sending your best people to NAV Techdays.
Great work Luc, and I look forward to the next one.
David Singleton
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We do live in a virtual world...
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Thanks for a perfectly organized conference.
Please keep it open for customers.
Looking forward meeting you all again in 2013 :-)
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it was a great conference. Hats off to you and your team, Luc!
with best regards
Jens