Presentation feedback on ILUG2008

Taken from the online evaluations at
ILUG2008 of sessions, here are the top 10 speaker sessions:

95.47%
The Full Monty – 8.5 – Mary Beth Raven

94.74%
Admin Blast – Paul Mooney

94.29%
Charts! Reports! Graphs! Beer (no, not for
you)… – Julian Robichaux / Rob McDonagh

93.33%
How to use The Dojo Toolkit – Rob Novak

92.80%
Lotus Sametime 8 – Chris Miller

91.72%
Introduction to the Sametime Gateway – Chris
Miller

90.27%
Fixing application performance problems -
Jamie Magee

88.95%
Moving from Plumber to Painter – Thomas ‘Duffbert’
Duff

87.41%
Lotus Symphony and You … How to stop giving
Microsoft your money! – John D. Head

87.41%

the Perfect Beast: Birth of IdeaJam – Bruce
Elgort / Matt White / Sean Burgess

And the top 10 sponsor sessions:

84.85%
Blackberry – Ask the BES Administrator

82.70%
Blackberry – Taking Lotus Collaboration beyond
the office on your BlackBerry Smartphone

80.67%
Ytria – The Day from Notes Hell and How I
Got Through it Without Breaking a Sweat

80.00%
Axsone – Information Lifecycle Management-
Why bother?

79.44%
GSX – Get the latest information on to monitor
Unified communication without installing any server resident code.

78.55%
Integra – Integrate Lotus Notes with Office
& Symphony with no coding – unless you want to.

78.03%
Teamstudio – Build or Bust – Controlling
your Designs from Development to Production

77.78%
HADSL – Automating User and Group Management
for Domino, Active Directory and BlackBerry. Or ‘how to save a buttload
of work’.

76.36%
Genius Project 4 Domino – Learn how to improve
team collaboration and reduce costs with Genius Project4Domino.

70.00%

Dysant Software – DYSANT Mobile Connector

Update:  Any speakers
or sponsors that want all feedback for their session, please just drop
me an email directly.  The old speakers/sponsors email accounts for
ILUG are not being monitored anymore.


Some other pieces of feedback:

"’As far as human achievements
go, I think this comes in a close third, after the invention of the wheel
and then the Internet.  Another fantastic job by all concerned and
I hope there are many more to come.


I am struggling to think of anything
that was missing, cheerleaders?"

”Well, you have already heard about
the wifi not being open on port 1352.


Very well organized, and a good venue.

Thank you, again!"

"’Group hugs next year?"

"’can be described with three words

fun, fun fun.

At this day i was really wondering where
Paul gets his energy from. He must have some sort of hidden battery implanted
somewhere."

"One very small thing that was
not that good, was the lunch (only sandwiches all days). But the whole
conference was free so I have absolutely no problem with that."

There were many other comments, the
vast majority of which were positive and understanding.  Our thanks
to you all.  Some of the negatives that we knew about already:


Lunch could of been better (catering
is WAY expensive)


Port 1352 (we know we know)

Bar closed early

Venue was not as easy to navigate as
last  year (we were just too big for last years venue).

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  1. Mark Said,

    June 25, 2008 @ 4:20 pm

    (sobs), did not make in to top 10, right!, next year if you will have me, will do better (sound of rocky music, and gleam in eye), and i swear on my vintage copy of meccano weeky that there will be free poitín served (hate guinness)

  2. Rob McDonagh Said,

    June 25, 2008 @ 10:08 pm

    Hmm, the one I did with Julian made the top ten, the one I did by myself didn’t. So either I have to present with Julian in order to be good at this gig (note: we’re ignoring the possibility – probability? – that Julian is that good *in spite of* me), or there was a penalty assessed for taking up Mooney’s dare and cursing to such an extreme.

    It couldn’t possibly be due to the fact that I was massively hungover during my solo presentation (thanks to my Evil Cousin, Steve McDonagh)…

  3. Paul Mooney Said,

    June 25, 2008 @ 11:28 pm

    The fact you made it for your own session denotes immediate respect from the CBM group (Coatsie, Buchan, McDonagh)

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