Re: New COMMON Conference

Richard does submit a .NET session... And I'm pretty sure we've included on the agenda at least once, probably even a few times. (Am I mistaken?)

The problem we (the SME team) have with .NET content is that there's not much of it (Richard and I think one or two submissions is all we get), and we don't see as much demand for .NET at COMMON vs. other similar offerings like PHP or Java.

We try our best to mix the content so that it matches (roughly) the topics that attendees are looking for.

We're certainly interested in hearing your comments, if you think we're not providing enough. We'd be happy to find ways to improve... but please understand that we can't give every single session that's submitted (there are too many sessions, and not enough session slots.) So we, unfortunately, have to eliminate sessions sometimes.

-SK



On 8/16/2012 7:32 AM, Jim Oberholtzer wrote:

Richard,

How about developing some sessions and delivering them for COMMON? One
of the biggest challenges the COMMON SME team faces is finding qualified
individuals to build and deliver content. So.... "self-described expert
in my own mind", by the way I'm sure most of us agree your one of the
industry experts in this realm, how about a go at doing it? I'm sure
if there there was sufficient content to present they would do another
focus on .Net and IBM i.

Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects