Office 2.0 Conference and Birthday

Wednesday October 18th 2006, 6:47 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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I’ve just returned from San Francisco for the Office 2.0 Conference and had a blast. I met so many people, enjoyed watching the presentations and Office 2.0 product demos, and lived the “rich life” for a couple days at the St. Regis hotel. So, I am back from that and now, it is my birthday :-). I turned 20 today and am just heading out to grab a prime rib with family. On another note, I’m hoping to get a review out today or tomorrow and Part 3 of “Back to School” by the end of the week.

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# 1. Saurier on Oct 25, 2006 at 3:30 pm

a little late, but happy birthday!

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