Is it 2008 already?

I've been very bad for keeping up with posting to this blog for the past few months, various reasons have contributed to this:

• New addition to the family
• Heavy Work commitments
• A long stint of redecoration which left my home PC without a home for a while

So anyway, what have I been up to?

I've been working on a large project at work to re-brand and re-engineer some of our aging online marketing tools ready for a launch in the coming months. We've set out a punishing schedule of releases to continually improve both the usability and the functionality of these products - more closer to the time.

I've got a roadmap set out for the launch featureset of bcToolkit - a management reporting tool for companies using Basecamp from 37signals.

I was also asked to give the keynote presentation for KMP's Web Content Strategy Seminars in Manchester and London. These were well received by all accounts, my co-presenters Simon Bartolo (Sitecore), Chris Ezekiel (Creative Virtual) and Chris Rourke (User Vision) gave great presentations and most of the attendees agreed that the consistent themes running through each presentation meant that the Seminars were well focused and helpful.

I'm going to convert my presentation and publish it on slideshare but as I avoid bullet points like the plague, it doesn't make as much sense without me rambling away over the top of it.

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