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Tag Archives: STC Summit Phoenix
Adobe Day@STC Summit 2014 – We Went Back to The Future
I apologize for my blog coverage of the 2014 STC Summit edition of Adobe Day being delayed–it’s been a busy month! But hopefully, you’ll feel it’s been worth the wait, and you had a chance to see my live Twitter feed … Continue reading
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Villegas Views: From Summit Newbie to … Presenter??
Yes, you read that right. I’m taking the information super highway and rocketing from STC Summit newbie to STC Summit presenter in just one year. Read more about my thoughts about this conference role leap: STC Notebook: Villegas Views: From … Continue reading
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