adventures at SEPG 2010

I'm at SEPG North America in Savannah this week, and at the halfway point it's already exceeded what I expected when I posted on LinkedIn that I was "ready for #SEPGNA, and looking forward to [re]connecting with interesting people there." Here are some li

I'm at SEPG North America in Savannah this week, and at the halfway point it's already exceeded what I expected when I tweeted via LinkedIn that I was "ready for #SEPGNA, and looking forward to [re]connecting with interesting people there." Here are some links you can use to see what's going on:

• http://twitter.com/#search?q=%23sepgna - the twitterstream (hashtag #sepgna)

• http://agileteams.wordpress.com - my blog posts on the SEPG NA 2010 conference (day one at SEPG, on requirements metrics - the PDF of our slides is now available for download)

• http://sepgconference.wordpress.com - the official SEPG Conference blog (I contributed one guest post)

• http://en.wordpress.com/tag/sepg-north-america-2010/ - all Wordpress posts tagged "sepg-north-america-2010"

Blog posts by some of the interesting people I've met up with here:

• Hillel Glazer (@hi11e1) - http://www.agilecmmi.com

• Bill Smith (@CmmiRox) (2010 SEI Member Award winner!) - http://www.cmmiforservicesdiary.com/

• Kieran Doyle - http://cmmi.net/author/kieranjdoyle/

It's already been a great week for reconnecting - with Beth Layman (http://www.laymanandlayman.com), more than a few TSP colleagues from SEI and other companies, and someone I enjoyed working with (but last saw/spoke with) 15 years ago in another state.

I've been taking a few pictures and some softcopy notes, which I'll upload later; I'll be updating this entry with additional names and links during the rest of the week, and I'll summarize my key takeaways and recurring themes when it's over.  Enjoy - comments and questions welcome!