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"It was definitely worth coming to YouCon. I planned to come for three reasons: networking, to gather some good ideas as to how other companies are using Daptiv and to really understand the company roadmap. I was able to do all three. I really enjoyed hearing both the CEO and CIO talk about using wikis. I never used them before, but it's probably something we will start exploring. An unintended benefit to attending the conference is that I was able to see how Daptiv is trying to serve its customers using technology to find out what their customers want. We can translate this back to our organization at Grange to keep up with the changing demographic of our workforce. Also, the training on reporting is very timely for our Work Intelligence implementation."
- Sarma Tekumalla, PMP, Grange Insurance
"The conference has been great. There are so many different deployment methods for different sized organizations - that was really interesting to see. It was good to see that there were so many sessions where Daptiv was asking us questions, too."
- Barb Shepard, Director of PMO, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City
"I have learned so much about how people are using the Daptiv tool, including capabilities that I didn't even know it had. I got to meet my account rep and he said, 'for Daptiv, it's not enough that you like the product - we want you to be successful using it.' I can't wait for the training session tomorrow."
- Chris Tulino, PMP, Radian
"For me, attending YouCon put Daptiv into a more global context and drove home the point that it is more about work, process and flow than just project management software. I was able to network with other customers and share both challenges and positive experiences as well as get feedback on training ideas. At YouCon I was able to see that there is a community and I'm not alone. As for the keynote speaker Anthony Williams, the co-author of Wikinomics, I love his book. He is really documenting a global change in work and life and his theories can be applied to a lot of areas, including maximizing business. I used to think Facebook and those types of technologies as silly, but now I understand how they impact the youth trend coming into the workplace."
- Nancy Pearce, Technology Project Manager, City of Aspen
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