On 23 Nov 2009, at 08:07, Dylan Jay wrote:
All great points, and agree with you... one point specifically I have
been noticing recently...
8) The party line on Acquia is that what's good for Acquia and
Dries is good for Drupal. I saw not a hint of discomfort with that.
I think this is
Steve,
Thanks for the valuable write-up. Following up on Matt's point, why
couldn't the 'Plone Foundation' be the organization/vendor rated by the
analysts? Let them analyze the staying power of the Foundation, the
project, the CMS - that has to be a strength of Plone that we're not
Steve - this is fantastic. Thanks!
Next Wednesday (12/2) I'll be sitting on a panel at Gilbane Boston entitled
Open Source CMS Powwow, as the Plone representative. Others on the panel
will include Mitch Pirtle, the founder of Joomla, Jay Batson, a co-founder
of Acquia, and Ian Howells, the CMO
Scott,
This is an amazing panel discussion. There was meant to be
something similar at IMS this year, but it got dropped, which was a
shame. I'm still not entirely sure the organisers themselves 'get'
Open Source. Having a quick look at the OSS vendors/projects listed
for IMS there will
Hi Scott,
I wanted to make sure we linked up at Gilbane; maybe we can discuss in
more depth some pros/cons of Plone versus other systems and you can
determine the best way to position that in the panel discussion without
it being so us-versus-them. We have a small pedestal display area for
Hi,
as I said, we're going to share the file for printing the t-shirt we ware at
the ploneconf:
http://bit.ly/6DF8Tj
feel free to download them!
massimo
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On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 7:39 PM, Massimo Azzolini massimo.azzol...@gmail.com
wrote:
hi all,
for the last ploneconference, we created
This is very helpful - thanks!
One can cite that the Royal Bank of Scotland, FBI, CIA and NASA are
using Plone, and Plone is on the list of approved and secure platforms
for use at NASA.
I know one of the questions that will come up is examples of sites where the
platform is used in the
Scott,
Regarding the different approaches, I think it's worth mentioning and
possibly getting some input/material from Chris Johnson at ifPeople on
the concept of 'Social Sourcing'. He's made some presentations at Plone
conferences on the topic and this is how the PloneGetPaid.com
Massimo,
You can see who is at this mostly commercially-dominated CMS conference
that has been held for the past 7-8 years here:
http://gilbaneboston.com/exhibitors_sponsors.html
I think you'd be right in thinking that the typical vendor will either
be wearing branded polo or oxford shirts
I personally don't know the two conferences you're talking about, but for
sure this kind of t-shirt has been thought as a joke/funny thing to be used
in a very plone-centric environment.
So it can be used in a easy-env.
So, for sure, to the bigE-guys it would appear out of context.
btw, what do
Scott,
Can I please ask you to try and record the audio of the panel
discussion. Even if they are doing an official recording, it would be
good to get a copy just recorded from laptop/iPhone.
-Matt
On 23 Nov 2009, at 07:39 PM, Scott Paley sc...@abstractedge.com wrote:
This is very
Thanks Massimo! These look great!
Ken and Scott - do you think we should get some of these t-shirts
printed out for Gilbane to hand out as prizes?
http://www.redturtle.it/solutions/ploneshirt/plone-t-shirt-with-creative-commons-license/view?set_language=en
We can also be wearing them so that as
Another thought on t-shirts (first of all, I'm not sure if we can have
them printed and ready for conference in time, but if we can...):
Give one away per hour to the first person each hour on the hour, who is
at the conference and who Tweets about Plone and uses some special hashtag.
-Ken
On 23/11/2009, at 11:17 PM, Matt Hamilton wrote:
On 23 Nov 2009, at 08:07, Dylan Jay wrote:
All great points, and agree with you... one point specifically I
have been noticing recently...
8) The party line on Acquia is that what's good for Acquia and
Dries is good for Drupal. I saw
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