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Tuesday, 28 November 2006

In NYC for Fortune Innovation Forum

Posted on 14:15 by Unknown
The excitement is building. I'm really looking forward to this conference, and the organizers have done a lot to make it interesting and different (as an innovation conference should be). For one thing, they made it short. A day and a half doesn't seem enough time, but then again I've been to many, many conferences that were too long by a day or more. Bravo for brevity!

If you are going to the conference and are a reader of this blog, I'd love to meet you! Please email me at john@caddellinsightgroup.com or post a comment.

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