Marketing OSS, online chat.

Alex McLintock <[email protected]> Tue, 28 Jan 2003 11:54:13 +0000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.krysalis.community.jakarta
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I was contacted by a chap called Scott Allen who is trying to organise 
something to help market open source software and services.
I think an online chat is happening later today in a few hours. Sorry for 
the (zero) short notice.


from Scott Allen about an event you may find interesting....
I'm doing a free seminar and facilitated discussion next Tuesday on "The 
Role of Product Marketing in an Open Source World" that I thought you might 
be interested in attending. I'm giving it in conjunction with Software 
Product Marketing eGroup, an all-volunteer job board and support group for 
out-of-work software product marketing, product management, and business 
development professionals. For more info, see 
http://spm.interwise.com/spm/iSeminar/BP5079/defau lt.asp
Also, I'm using that to kick off the Open Source Enterprise Project, a 
collective commons for open source creators, publishers, practitioners, and 
advocates to co-develop and share product marketing tools - ROI analysis, 
case studies, competitive intelligence and analysis, business-oriented 
demos, etc. The purpose is to help open source products compete against the 
multi-million-dollar marketing budgets of the major software vendors. I 
hope you'll take a look at the prospectus and then do one or more of the 
following:

Participate
Give me some feedback, positive, negative, or otherwise
Give me a really great quote in support of it that I can use in the launch 
announcement and other promotional materials.
Help me get the word out through whatever channels you have available
Thanks in advance for whatever you have to offer.
- Scott -"



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