November 4, 2008 6:00 PM - 350 attended
The Boulder Denver New Technology November Meetup
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5 companies this month take the stage for 10 minutes each, 5 minutes to demo and 5 minutes to answer questions.
The November New Tech Meetup is sponsored by:
- Communications Technology Professionals (CTP) is a professional association that brings people together from companies and organizations within the communications and technology industries. Target sectors include Telecom, Cable, Satellite, Wireless, and New Media. With over 2,500 associates, CTP provides an up-beat, forward-thinking environment in which professionals take part in outstanding educational sessions and productive networking opportunities to advance their industry knowledge and careers. CTP professional members span the telecom, cable, satellite, new media, wireless and Internet industries throughout the Rocky Mountain region.
- Defrag is focused on the tools and technologies that accelerate the "aha" moment, and is a gathering place for the growing community of implementers, users, and thinkers that are building the next wave of software innovation. Defrag explores the intersection of topics like:
- REnterprise 2.0
- Online Collaboration
- The Implicit Web
- Collective Intelligence
- The Semantic Web
- Mash-ups
- Social Networking in the Enterprise
- Next-level Discovery
- REnterprise 2.0
Check out videos and join our LinkedIn group for additional networking:
Facebook group: http://www.facebook.c...[masked]
Linkedin group: http://www.linkedin.c...
Event Sponsors:
Viawest (http://www.viawest.ne... )
We know that businesses need solutions that can help drive growth, improve productivity, and deliver more products and services ? easier and faster. As an experienced and trusted, super-regional provider of colocation, managed hosting and business continuity solutions, ViaWest has become a production partner to thousands of companies. We can design, implement and support your critical data and infrastructure ? allowing you to focus on your core business.
Silicon Flatirons (http://www.silicon-fl...)
The Silicon Flatirons Program of the University of Colorado is delighted to be associated with the Technology Meetup. Silicon Flatiron?s mission is to support local entrepreneurship in the technology sector, technology policy development and to raise Colorado?s profile as a technology hub. It holds an array of programs and conducts research projects as explained at our website at www.silicon-flatirons.org.
w3w3.com Talk Radio (http://w3w3.com...)
Colorado?s Voice of the Technology Community ? We link people and organizations to unique and valuable resources.
Holme Roberts & Owen LLP (http://www.hro.com...)
(HRO) is an international law firm with approximately 265 lawyers in nine offices in Arizona, California, Colorado, Utah, and Europe. The firm has a tradition of building lasting relationships with entrepreneurial pioneers, including those involved in complex business transactions, technology, and the environment.
Cheers
Robert Reich
Founder, VP Product Me.dium
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Larry Nelson
When you see the w3w3.com camera say, "Money"
All the Boulder Denver New Technology November Meetup have been great!Posted October 21, 2008 at 2:33 PM -
Shari
Anyone want to ride down to this Denver Meetup together? I'm willing to drive (ignore the leadfoot comments that you heard about my driving) or be a passenger - see ya!
Posted October 29, 2008 at 7:02 AM -
Craig Kendall
Any parking recommendations for those of you familiar with the area?
Posted November 4, 2008 at 11:03 AM
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Michael ByrneGreat to hear all the new technology companies, surprised at how everyone is leaning toward social networking in some way or another, makes me think if I'm missing out anywhere. This was my first meeting, so a nice introduction with good information. I'm glad you keep it on the technical side and no marketing fluff. I also like the Denver location as I live and work downtown, makes it much more convenient. Thanks!
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Frank Traylorfirst one, thought it was great. Intelligent presenters, intelligent audience, intelligent questions.
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StaceyNice to have something in Denver. Check with Metro State and Araphahoe Community College to get something South at no or low cost.
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Tracy Allison AltmanTo keep up the fast pace, perhaps a microphone could be set up in the middle of the room, and people making announcements or asking questions could go to the microphone stand. It was frustrating because I couldn't always hear people when they were shouting across the room.
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andreiAssistant OrganizerThis was one of the best ones I've attended! Let's move this Meetup to Denver!
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Craig KendallThis was my first New Tech Meetup so I was sitting back trying to soak it all in. The presentations were interesting. Five minutes is not much time. Future presenters would do well to decide what the most important points are they would like to meet and start there. Several folks who had ah-has for the end of their presentations seemed to be squashed by being over time and in a hurry. Demonstrating apps will likely put you over. I think only the fitness app and Earthscape iPhone presentations actually got it all in with a demo. That said, it was worth the trip and I'm excited to hear Robert talking (often) about having a Denver arm of the New Tech Meetups which he's been doing in Boulder for a while.
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RabinIt was my first time but awesome one. I like it and definitely would like to attend more in the future depends on commute.
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Martha YoungqThis was my first Meetup. I had no idea what to expect. The presentations were interesting, but I had a hard time understanding the objective. Were they looking for feedback? Were they seeking investment? Were they looking for business strategy input?
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Ben BerghoffIt seemed as though the presentations were rushed and not polished for a 5 minute window. Overall the meeting was good and the content presented was beneficial. I just would have liked to see a smoother presentation. Also, I thought the meeting date was poorly planned with the election occuring at the same date. The group was righfully distracted.
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Les Larsen+1 guestNot very well organized. Scattered presentations.
No documentation available with contact names. No formal networking prior to program. No wine, beer, appetizers, etc.
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maraleaI was surprised, after being told by the coordinator that no one in the group would be interested in the magazine, that I gave out the few that I did have so quickly and was swamped for nearly 30 minutes after the meetup. Just goes to show that Colorado tech professionals are thirsty for more information... Wow! I will be attending each month from now on. If it should become a regular Denver meetup in addition to the Boulder meetup - I intend to attend both.
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