I'm going to be in Norway twice this month. First, at the Finsk fremskritt - fra krise til kreativitet event in Oslo talking about the development of new design capabilities in large technology companies. Second, at Trondheim Matchmaking talking about a free product code system for 'long tail producers' called ThingLink. Looking forward to meeting lots of new people!
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October 02, 2005
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Your message came too late! Wanted to come and see you in Oslo, but I saa your message today, and the seminar was yesterday.. Next time!
Posted by: Christian Ellingsgaard | October 05, 2005 at 01:25 AM