October Release Presentation

[EricLu2]

Good job, WorkFront team. You slowed down and took questions real time. Excellent approach. This is the first presentation that did not feel, to me, like a rush to get through it. I got the feeling this time there was a desire to make sure people understood what was being presented. In summary, very well done. Eric

[EricLu2]

And this is my 500th Post. I'll say again - well done on the October presentation. I'm happy my 500th post is a happy post and not gnashing my teeth and ranting about something :-)

[NateBa]

This makes me very happy as well! Thanks for the feedback, Eric. I'll pass it along to the team. In Reply to Lucas Eric, MPM:

And this is my 500th Post. I'll say again - well done on the October presentation. I'm happy my 500th post is a happy post and not gnashing my teeth and ranting about something :-)

-Nate Bagley --- Workfront Community Manager - Work Smart, Work Happy Message me directly at:

[Doug_Den_Hoed__AtAppStore]

Happy 500th Post-Mortem Day Eric: you're an inspiration to us all. And -- for the record -- I've enjoyed reading most of your gnashing rants. As Neil Young said, when the sound engineer asked him whether his microphone wasn't working properly, "Hey...that's my sound , man!" Regards, Doug

[PhilipSt]

Woo!! Congratulations! I'm falling way behind you - busy time of year here.... I'll be back in a month or so to try and catch you up! Cheers, Phil

[DavidCo3]

I didn't join real-time as the webinars are held at around 3am where I am in Melbourne, Australia. Catching up on it afterwards, I can concur that the team did a great job - especially Tracy's moderation of the the Q&A. I appreciated even hearing a few candid "I don't know" and "70% sure" responses to some of the questions Tracy put forward....I like the transparency provided by the new Workfront. Keep it up....I'm looking forward to the next release presentation.