IdeaBlade holds .NET tour

Interesting, if you’re a company and trying to get people to try your product, why not go on a road tour? That’s what IdeaBlade is doing. They are holding a nine-city tour for .NET developers. Silicon Valley, next week, then Dallas, New York, Washington DC, Seattle, Boston, Toronto, Atlanta, Chicago.

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Comments

  1. If you’re a company and trying to get people to try your product, why not go on a road tour? Tell that to your Tablet PC team then. 😉

  2. If you’re a company and trying to get people to try your product, why not go on a road tour? Tell that to your Tablet PC team then. 😉

  3. DevForce (formerly IdeaBlade) is a great product. It makes architecturally sound .Net business programming in a reasonable time frame a real possibility. I’m a customer, and I love it so far. Check it out.

  4. DevForce (formerly IdeaBlade) is a great product. It makes architecturally sound .Net business programming in a reasonable time frame a real possibility. I’m a customer, and I love it so far. Check it out.

  5. Visit Washington DC, the nation's capital

    For many, Washington D.C. is more than just the capital and administrative centre of the United States: it’s also the spiritual home of the nation, which houses some of its most important documents and artefacts. That’s why any vacation to Washington…