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As Bloggers Lounge attendees will attest, I may have broken the record for number of espressos consumed in a twelve-hour period. It got to the point where folks were strongly suggesting we shut down our exclusive espresso bar in the interest of my personal health. I think someone even mentioned a twelve-step program, but can't be sure as I was busy talking over them at auctioneer speed.
What a great day one! We met so many cool and interesting people in the lounge and across the event. Myself and many of my EMC Social Media aficionados were busy talking to interested folks about the value of 2.0 in the B2B world. We must have signed close to 100 new Tweeps up during the day... Love it!
Some great content coming from attendees so far. Check out the Twitter and Flickr streams, as well as these Day One recaps:
The Word of Pie shares several posts (And I drink to much coffee??)
- Documentum ECM 6.5 Architecture Overview
- EMC Documentum CenterStage - The New Standard for Extended Enterprise Collaboration
- Documentum Foundation Services (DFS) - Best Practices and Real World Examples
Bas Raayman gives us his thoughts of Day One activity over at Renegades Technical Diatribe
Devang Panchigar managed to get some time with the Storage Anarchist and is also showing off his fancy new Flip camera over at his Storage Nerve blog.
David came by for the espresso - but it cost him a blog post over at Hindsight is Always 50-50 ;)
Greg Schulz also has a cool new Flip camera and is testing out his rich media capabilities (while also giving an update on day one) over at the Storage I/O blog.
Chuck Hollis is on site and working a schedule that looks more like a phone book than anything else. Regardless, he managed to share his initial thoughts on EMC World 2009.
Our own Stu shares initial impressions of the event over at No Hype.
EMC Tweep David Spencer recaps day one activity over at Dave's Talk Shop.
Ed Saipetch talks about V-Max, benchmarking and his time i the bloggers lounge over at Breathing Data.
I'm sure I've missed some here and will be adding as I come across. If you're blogging and I missed you, ping me in the comments.
Now... On to Day 2!
Much blogging and a few videos over at VARbose: http://blogs.itworldcanada.com/cdn
Posted by: Jeff Jedras | May 19, 2009 at 12:57 PM