Archive for the ‘public speaking’ Category
MacWorld Video
MacWorld put up the most awesome video ever, from a number of speakers that will be at the show. I don’t know how I missed the request for a little video but I didn’t even enter anything. Which is fine, ’cause anything I would have thought of wouldn’t have been nearly as awesome as all [...]
In: public speaking · Tagged with: clips, MacWorld, Video
MacWorld Collaboration Session Now $199!
My Collaboration Services MacLab session at MacWorld was just reduced down to $199!!! To sign up using the special pricing, log in to the registration site and use the code DEAL7. And for everyone attending my session, I’ll be handing out a surprise gift at the show!
In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, public speaking · Tagged with: Collaboration, Mac OS X Server, MacLab, MacWorld, Session
Spots Available in Collaboration Services MacWorld Session
There are still some openings in the session I’ll be doing on February 10th at MacWorld on Collaboration Services. It’s going to be about shared wikis, blogs, calendars, address books and a little Podcast Producer in the end. If you are thinking of deploying this type of solution or have deployed them but would like to [...]
In: Mac OS X Server, public speaking · Tagged with: Address Book, Blog, calendars, MacWorld, wiki
Kevin Smith at MacWorld?
Great. Now Kevin Smith is going to be speaking at MacWorld! Really?!?! How do you think my Collaboration Services session is gonna’ stack up to that? I guess it’s cool enough to make the email blast about Kevin Smith (very bottom, very small print, but heck it’s there – or wait, is that actually one [...]
In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, personal, public speaking · Tagged with: conference, Expo, IDG, Kevin Smith, MacWorld, MacWorld 2010, speaker
Publish Screencasts to Twitter
You can publish screencasts directly to your Twitter feed using screenr, a nice little website that is compatible with both Mac and Windows clients. It’s quick, easy and while it doesn’t have some of the more advanced features that a Podcast Producer type of solution would have it’s a great quick and easy solution for [...]
In: public speaking, sites · Tagged with: Podcast Producer, screencast, screenr, twitter
Keynote & iPhone
For those that have not yet used it, the App Store has a little application called Keynote Remote, which can be used to control a slide deck that you’re going through. Once you’ve installed the application on your iPhone simply open it and click on the New Keynote Link… dialog (also in the Settings pane [...]
In: Mac OS X, public speaking · Tagged with: App Store, bind, iPhone, keynote, link, Remote
MacWorld Talks
The first sessions for MacIT have been announced at the talk I will be giving posted on http://www.macworldexpo.com/sessions?s=QEXPOA00009N. In addition, the HandsOn talk I will be giving has been posted at http://www.macworldexpo.com/sessions?s=QEXPOA0000C7. If you only plan on attending the expo then if you register today it’s free! If you plan on attending the sessions then [...]
In: Mac OS X Server, public speaking
Speaking at MacSysAdmin 2009 in Sweden
MacSysAdmin 2009 will be held in the Burgårdens Konferenscenter in the center of Göteborg, Sweden. I’ve just been added to the roster of speakers, effectively bringing down the average Knowledge of speakers by at least 1d6. But I’ll try and keep ya’ entertained at the least. Hope you can make it and thanks to Tycho [...]
In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, public speaking · Tagged with: backup, conference, gotebord, Mac OS X, speaking, sweden, systems administration
DFRWS Challenge 2009
DFRWS is an organization dedicated to furthering digital forensics research. They have annual conferences, workgroups, challenges and publish papers. This years conference will be in Montreal, from August 17th through the 19th, for more info check out the flyer or to register, check it out here. The DFRWS 2009 Challenge has been posted as well. [...]
In: Mac Security, public speaking · Tagged with: dfrws, Forensics
BarCampLA 7 on May 2nd
For more information check out the Google Group. And if you haven’t been to one of these ad hoc types of conferences yet, it’s a very interesting way to spend some time – informative, fun and interactive.
In: public speaking · Tagged with: barcamp, la, may
