As I travel from event to event, I've begun to notice a pattern. Attendees tell me that they're using a device such as a computer, an internet tablet, a netbook or a smartphone that they themselves purchased rather than using a company-supplied device.
Considering my background, it's not at all hard to understand how I've become the tech support helpdesk for family, friends and the neighborhood as a whole. I've done my best to accept my lot in life with grace and courage.
Here we are in the the sixth day of my coffee-in-the-keyboard adventure. Here's a quick review of the situation:My post describing day 1 presented how I stupidly allowed coffee to slosh into my new laptop and did my best to engage Dell Computer’s service department in the hopes of getting Dell to honor it's "on-site, next business day" service contract.
This is the final episode in Dan's adventure in Dell-land. I'm sure you're tired of hearing about this anyway.
In my post, Priacta, herding cats and action management, I discussed challenges I face in both time and action management as well as how I was embarking on a test of the total relaxed organization offered by Priacta.The introductory material offered online is simple, easy to understand and presented in a humorous, upbeat way which I found marginally entertaining as well as informative.
Chatting with a health care industry CMO at 37,000 feet.
Planning for an announcement is a challenging task. Large suppliers know that just about whatever they do will be picked up by the media and presented to the world.
Christina's Luggage helped me get a better computer bag and do something good for the community
In the post The Old Coffee-in-the-Keyboard Trick, I presented how I stupidly sloshed coffee into the keyboard of my new Dell laptop. Since I had purchased a next-day, on-site service contract, I didn't go into low Earth orbit.