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Attendee Comments:
  • Thanks for another terrific conference, Jeff!!!  (2010)
  • Jeff, the conference was AWESOME.  (2008)
  • Actually, a score of 10! Very beneficial!  (2008)
  • You and your staff produce a wonderful conference. Everyone is so approachable and friendly with the conference enjoyable and knowledgeable!!  (2007)
  • Will pay for itself in NO time!  (2007)
  • You guys are great - I am very excited to see the expansion of TBCON to include e-learning. The work that I just recently completed with Articulate, Camtasia and Flash has been phenomenal. These types of tools definitely need to be in the arsenal.  (2005)
  • Presentations, organization, receptions couldn't have been better!  (2005)
  • Most of all, TBCON is a serious, focused three days with no frills. Lots of seminars, no vendors and expositions, long winded speeches, or tons of extra-curricular activity. Therefore, the money spent on the conference and getting there goes totally to your development and nothing else. I think it's the best bargain for the money.  (2001)
  • I have only been to one worthwhile conference in the past five years (and I go to 5 to 6 a year as attendee, exhibitor, and speaker only because I have to for our business) and you know which conference that is! All meat, no fluff and smart presenters and attendees. I am telling you, I could be the poster child for your next conference! Our latest project has improved an order of magnitude over what it would have been without the conference.  (2000)
  • I just love the diversity of people here. It's amazing how we can all get along! It's not just about learning ToolBook, but also sharing ideas and experiences.  (2000)
  • A sincere thank you to Jeff Rhodes and the gang at Platte Canyon, including Chris Bell's Mom, for sponsoring a first class conference. It is now and in the years to come THE conference to attend specifically for developers.  (1999)
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