Here are some samples:
Iron man
Super Mario
Zombie Snow White
Yoshi
I bought this one:
Next time you will attend one of my presentations, check out my laptop decoration :)
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Pimp my mac!
Last day I found a nice website: Etsy.com. This is a marketplace where you can buy handmade objects: art, plates, dolls, candles, and... MacBook decal! The choice is amazing. Most of the designs are using the apple logo. As the decals are produced on demand, you may ask for a custom size to fit exactly your laptop size.
Here are some samples:
I bought this one:
Next time you will attend one of my presentations, check out my laptop decoration :)
Here are some samples:
I bought this one:
Next time you will attend one of my presentations, check out my laptop decoration :)
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
SugarCon 2012
SugarCon ended on the 4/26. This is the annual SugarCRM event which occurs in April, celebrating at the same time the company anniversary. Happy B'Day SugarCRM!
The week end before the conference I ran the Diablo Trail Run 50K (7,000 feet of climbing and only 4 aid stations). Or should I say, "I walked". I still got jet lag and was recovering from an ocular infection (caught 2 days ago in the plane) healed with an expensive antibiotic drugs. The heat was terrible all long the day. I made my way walking more than running, but finished the race!
SugarCon brought a lots of great presentations and high quality speakers: Guy Kawasaki, Paul Greenberg, Dr. Natalie Petouhoff and Paul Gillin.
The Tuesday evening an awesome party at the Exploratorium gathered customers, partners and Sugas (nickname for SugarCRM employees). The place is an interactive science museum. Everybody enjoyed the friendly mood and the rock band.
Guy Kawasaki launched the third day with a funny keynote; then at the break he signed his book "Enchantment" for the attendees.
On Tuesday & Wednesday afternoon I gave a presentation during the partner training with Bruce Sinclair and Erin Fetsko. You already guessed the topic, right? Yes, it was dealing with the "Roach Motel" of cloud services...
If you missed it, I am giving three webcasts in May, more information and registration: http://tortuga-crm.blogspot.fr/2012/04/sugarcon-presentation-and-webcasts-why.html
On the Wednesday afternoon, Jan Sysmans presented the App Throwdown: six integrations were demo’ed in a three-minute window for each!
If you were not able to make it this year all the slide decks are available here:
http://sugarcon.sugarcrm.com/program/session-schedule
Next year, SugarCon will happen on the East Coast in New York! Save the date:
The week end before the conference I ran the Diablo Trail Run 50K (7,000 feet of climbing and only 4 aid stations). Or should I say, "I walked". I still got jet lag and was recovering from an ocular infection (caught 2 days ago in the plane) healed with an expensive antibiotic drugs. The heat was terrible all long the day. I made my way walking more than running, but finished the race!
The diablo trail run 50k at the start line
On Monday Larry Augustin (our CEO) opened the Partners day keynote in a full room :)
Larry
On a big screen, a live search showed the tweets with the hash tag #Scon12 :
Lila Tretikov and Clint Oram provided an overview of SugarCRM 6.5 new features (new UI, more powerful search, calendar improvements) and presented the roadmap.
Lila & Clint (photo by Bill Harada)
SugarCon was the opportunity to remind that we have a strong global partnership with IBM and that SugarCRM is integrated with the IBM stack (Lotus Notes, Lotus Live, Sametime, Domino, Cognos, etc.)
The event was a nice opportunity to catch up with colleagues and partners from all over the world.
SugarCon brought a lots of great presentations and high quality speakers: Guy Kawasaki, Paul Greenberg, Dr. Natalie Petouhoff and Paul Gillin.
The Tuesday evening an awesome party at the Exploratorium gathered customers, partners and Sugas (nickname for SugarCRM employees). The place is an interactive science museum. Everybody enjoyed the friendly mood and the rock band.
The Exploratorium (photo by Bill Harada)
Me and Nana from OSSCRM (photo by Bill Harada)
Erin & Jan enjoying the party at the Exploratorium
Guy Kawasaki launched the third day with a funny keynote; then at the break he signed his book "Enchantment" for the attendees.
Guy Kawasaki (photo by Bill Harada)
On Tuesday & Wednesday afternoon I gave a presentation during the partner training with Bruce Sinclair and Erin Fetsko. You already guessed the topic, right? Yes, it was dealing with the "Roach Motel" of cloud services...
If you missed it, I am giving three webcasts in May, more information and registration: http://tortuga-crm.blogspot.fr/2012/04/sugarcon-presentation-and-webcasts-why.html
On the Wednesday afternoon, Jan Sysmans presented the App Throwdown: six integrations were demo’ed in a three-minute window for each!
Jan Sysmans (photo by himself)
If you were not able to make it this year all the slide decks are available here:
http://sugarcon.sugarcrm.com/program/session-schedule
Next year, SugarCon will happen on the East Coast in New York! Save the date:
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