[GLLUG] Penguicon Presentation/Talk/Discussion Group

[Stanley C. Mortel]

As many of you know, Frank, Clay, Jeff and I were working on a 
presentation for OSS in the enterprise.  The focus was on the small 
businesses segment of the public.  My comment about a panel discussion 
was relative to that presentation.  Frank, Clay, and Jeff would need to 
express an interest in such an undertaking, then I could get on board.  
The idea was to present what we were doing and solicit input on topics, 
issues, ideas, etc. that would make our project more successful.  I'm 
sure I speak for all four of us in extending an invitation to anyone 
else who would like to join in, either at Penguicon or in general.  
Right now we are in a holding pattern, given that our last attempt did 
not exactly draw a huge crowd.

Stan

On 4/11/2011 12:04 AM, Chick Tower wrote:
> Well, actually, I meant the public.  As in the Lansing-area community 
> of computer users of any stripe, but especially those that don't use 
> FOSS.  I think ideas for GLLUG to spread the "word" to the public are 
> what we're really looking for.
>
> Perhaps Stan should step in and clarify anything I've gotten wrong.
>
>
>                                Chick
>
> On 04/10/2011 10:40 PM, Jennifer Crampton wrote:
>> Also what one defines as Community. As in: When Chick asked it, I 
>> think he
>> meant growing the GLLUG and increasing local-community involvement. I'm
>> pretty sure Craig is trying to talk about the incorporation of 
>> open-source
>> products in public and private sectors.
>>
>> I think this would be an incredibly active panel, since there's so 
>> much to
>> define and discuss.
>>
>> On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 11:27 PM, Ranti Junus<ranti.junus at gmail.com>  
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Sounds like the question what one defines as successful is the first
>>> topic for the panel.
>>>
>>>
>>> ranti.
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