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Larry Zolla
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Thu Dec 16, 2004 9:34 pm Post subject:
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This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005. I have gotten the
OK from management, paid for Solidworks World 2005 along with travel and
accomadations. Now when I login to fill out my agenda; I find that every
session on Sunday is full. Are you going to make more room available either
by adding sessions or moving sessions to larger rooms? Will you be able to
increase the accomodations for some of the other popular sessions listed
later in the week that are now listed as full or wait list?
-Larry Z
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That70sTick
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Thu Dec 16, 2004 10:36 pm Post subject:
Re: Solidworks 2005 Concern |
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I have decided that I am not going to make more room for Sunday's
sessions. Just as well, as neither myself nor anyone on
comp.cad.solidworks has that authority (or do we?)
Perhaps contact SolidWorks directly.
Larry Zolla wrote:
| Quote: | This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005. I have
gotten the
OK from management, paid for Solidworks World 2005 along with travel
and
accomadations. Now when I login to fill out my agenda; I find that
every
session on Sunday is full. Are you going to make more room available
either
by adding sessions or moving sessions to larger rooms? Will you be
able to
increase the accomodations for some of the other popular sessions
listed
later in the week that are now listed as full or wait list?
-Larry Z |
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Jerry Steiger
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Fri Dec 17, 2004 1:13 am Post subject:
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"Larry Zolla" <zollal@polaroid.com> wrote in message
news:cpsdfi$e3di1@ncc1701.polaroid.com...
| Quote: | This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005.
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The odds on getting a response from anyone involved with coordinating SWW
are pretty slim. Only of couple of people from SW ever post responses here.
Jerry Steiger
Tripod Data Systems
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matt
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Fri Dec 17, 2004 1:26 am Post subject:
Re: Solidworks 2005 Concern |
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"That70sTick" <rol4@liquidschwarz.com> wrote in
news:1103218579.695459.269060@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:
| Quote: | I have decided that I am not going to make more room for Sunday's
sessions. Just as well, as neither myself nor anyone on
comp.cad.solidworks has that authority
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Oh, come on, you spoiled my fun. I was going to tell him that there
would be a special room set aside for personal presentation requests,
just hang out in front of the womens rest room with a camera, and
someone would come shortly to take him there.
matt |
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Iain Wickens
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Fri Dec 17, 2004 2:33 am Post subject:
Re: Solidworks 2005 Concern |
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I'm in exactly the same boat. I'm travelling all the way from New Zealand
and was really hoping to attend the Cad Managers Boot Camp. I emailed
swworld and asked the question but they said the session was full. I
recommend you ask them the same question though as you never know what might
happen if they get enought requests..
"Larry Zolla" <zollal@polaroid.com> wrote in message
news:cpsdfi$e3di1@ncc1701.polaroid.com...
| Quote: | This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005. I have gotten
the
OK from management, paid for Solidworks World 2005 along with travel and
accomadations. Now when I login to fill out my agenda; I find that every
session on Sunday is full. Are you going to make more room available
either
by adding sessions or moving sessions to larger rooms? Will you be able
to
increase the accomodations for some of the other popular sessions listed
later in the week that are now listed as full or wait list?
-Larry Z
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POH
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Fri Dec 17, 2004 3:47 am Post subject:
Re: Solidworks 2005 Concern |
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Iain,
It seems that the ONLY way to stand a good chance of getting a seat for
a popular session is to be among the first to register for SolidWorks
World and then sign up immediately...
While I can understand the interest in keeping the participating
audience to a relatively small, managable size for easy interaction, I
do NOT see why the sessions couldn't be carried by video for an
interested (but passive) audience to view in other rooms of the
conference area.
I attended last year in Boston and felt as though I was being penalized
for not having registered soon enough. (Even meeting the early,
discounted registration deadline is far too late.)
Good Luck to all,
Per O. Hoel
__________________
Iain Wickens wrote:
| Quote: | I'm in exactly the same boat. I'm travelling all the way from New
Zealand
and was really hoping to attend the Cad Managers Boot Camp. I
emailed
swworld and asked the question but they said the session was full. I
recommend you ask them the same question though as you never know
what might
happen if they get enought requests..
"Larry Zolla" <zollal@polaroid.com> wrote in message
news:cpsdfi$e3di1@ncc1701.polaroid.com...
This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005. I have
gotten
the
OK from management, paid for Solidworks World 2005 along with
travel and
accomadations. Now when I login to fill out my agenda; I find that
every
session on Sunday is full. Are you going to make more room
available
either
by adding sessions or moving sessions to larger rooms? Will you be
able
to
increase the accomodations for some of the other popular sessions
listed
later in the week that are now listed as full or wait list?
-Larry Z
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Kman
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Fri Dec 17, 2004 6:08 am Post subject:
Re: Solidworks 2005 Concern |
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All of your problems will be solved with the next SolidWorks World release
2006! Seems like SW would make accommodations for everyone that pays to
attend. Isn't that one of the reasons why companies require advance
registration? Guess not
Kman
"Larry Zolla" <zollal@polaroid.com> wrote in message
news:cpsdfi$e3di1@ncc1701.polaroid.com...
| Quote: | This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005. I have gotten
the
OK from management, paid for Solidworks World 2005 along with travel and
accomadations. Now when I login to fill out my agenda; I find that every
session on Sunday is full. Are you going to make more room available
either
by adding sessions or moving sessions to larger rooms? Will you be able
to
increase the accomodations for some of the other popular sessions listed
later in the week that are now listed as full or wait list?
-Larry Z
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P.
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Fri Dec 17, 2004 4:40 pm Post subject:
Re: Solidworks 2005 Concern |
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The early bird gets the worm.
I have, in the past, even been to sessions for which I was registered
and didn't get a seat. Many of the popular sessions are SRO. Part of
the problem is that SW has to fit an unknown quantity into a finite
sized building and agenda months ahead of time. Rooms come in fixed
sizes and everyone's time is orchestrated down to a few minutes. SW has
to have their people in every room and these same people have also been
scheduled for other things. SW has a lot of key people at these things
and they don't stop working at the show. So duplicating a session that
is popular is difficult or impossible to do. Getting a bigger room is
also difficult because of logistics and the layout of the facility. So
I guess one of the problems with success is finding the resources to
deal with such a crowd.
Perhaps you should get your VAR to obtain an SPR on this. Actually,
going to your VAR would be a good thing to do.
Larry Zolla wrote:
| Quote: | This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005. I have
gotten the
OK from management, paid for Solidworks World 2005 along with travel
and
accomadations. Now when I login to fill out my agenda; I find that
every
session on Sunday is full. Are you going to make more room available
either
by adding sessions or moving sessions to larger rooms? Will you be
able to
increase the accomodations for some of the other popular sessions
listed
later in the week that are now listed as full or wait list?
-Larry Z |
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Guest
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Fri Dec 17, 2004 7:55 pm Post subject:
Re: Solidworks 2005 Concern |
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< SNIRK >
And you guys are paying for this?
On 16 Dec 2004 14:47:41 -0800, "POH" <per.hoel@draeger.com> wrote:
| Quote: | Iain,
It seems that the ONLY way to stand a good chance of getting a seat for
a popular session is to be among the first to register for SolidWorks
World and then sign up immediately...
While I can understand the interest in keeping the participating
audience to a relatively small, managable size for easy interaction, I
do NOT see why the sessions couldn't be carried by video for an
interested (but passive) audience to view in other rooms of the
conference area.
I attended last year in Boston and felt as though I was being penalized
for not having registered soon enough. (Even meeting the early,
discounted registration deadline is far too late.)
Good Luck to all,
Per O. Hoel
__________________
Iain Wickens wrote:
I'm in exactly the same boat. I'm travelling all the way from New
Zealand
and was really hoping to attend the Cad Managers Boot Camp. I
emailed
swworld and asked the question but they said the session was full. I
recommend you ask them the same question though as you never know
what might
happen if they get enought requests..
"Larry Zolla" <zollal@polaroid.com> wrote in message
news:cpsdfi$e3di1@ncc1701.polaroid.com...
This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005. I have
gotten
the
OK from management, paid for Solidworks World 2005 along with
travel and
accomadations. Now when I login to fill out my agenda; I find that
every
session on Sunday is full. Are you going to make more room
available
either
by adding sessions or moving sessions to larger rooms? Will you be
able
to
increase the accomodations for some of the other popular sessions
listed
later in the week that are now listed as full or wait list?
-Larry Z
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Michael
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Sat Dec 18, 2004 11:08 pm Post subject:
Re: Solidworks 2005 Concern |
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get to the session you want early, and sit down.
they don't take attendance, or at least they didn't last year--which is to
say they have no way of knowing who to kick out of an over-subscribed
session
"Larry Zolla" <zollal@polaroid.com> wrote in message
news:cpsdfi$e3di1@ncc1701.polaroid.com...
| Quote: | This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005. I have gotten
the
OK from management, paid for Solidworks World 2005 along with travel and
accomadations. Now when I login to fill out my agenda; I find that every
session on Sunday is full. Are you going to make more room available
either
by adding sessions or moving sessions to larger rooms? Will you be able
to
increase the accomodations for some of the other popular sessions listed
later in the week that are now listed as full or wait list?
-Larry Z
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jk
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Sun Dec 19, 2004 12:44 am Post subject:
Re: Solidworks 2005 Concern |
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That doesn't work for the round-table discussions. Last year they had people
posted outside the doors checking off names.
jk
"Michael" <mbush@light-deletedashtodash-houseoptics.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | get to the session you want early, and sit down.
they don't take attendance, or at least they didn't last year--which is to
say they have no way of knowing who to kick out of an over-subscribed
session
"Larry Zolla" <zollal@polaroid.com> wrote in message
news:cpsdfi$e3di1@ncc1701.polaroid.com...
This is for the folks coordinating Solidworks World 2005. I have gotten
the
OK from management, paid for Solidworks World 2005 along with travel and
accomadations. Now when I login to fill out my agenda; I find that
every
session on Sunday is full. Are you going to make more room available
either
by adding sessions or moving sessions to larger rooms? Will you be able
to
increase the accomodations for some of the other popular sessions listed
later in the week that are now listed as full or wait list?
-Larry Z
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