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Started this discussion. Last reply by Terry Calhoun Jul. 21, 2009.
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Appreciate the suggestions, which I will definitely pass on to our meeting planning staff.
Terry... I do understand the limitations of the early selection of sites, the physical limitations of public venues, and the cost factor. I would suggest, however, that there are some also low cost options to incrementally improve the situation. For…
We hear you, Johnnie. We would like all of those things, too. We are pretty happy that there is free wireless in the public spaces and session rooms, which is a first for us.
However, until 2017, we are locked into conference contracts with convent…
Is there anyone else out there who is disappointed with the technology and connectivity challenges of this venue? With this group of highly connected and technologically competent people, to not have access to power and the internet in the session r…
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- At 4:43pm on July 19, 2009,
Terry Calhoun said…
- Hi, John:
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