Started out okay, but by the middle of the talk it was obvious she wasn't prepared and was just reading her slides. I was bored out of my mind by the end and was hopeful when her mic stopped working, but she continued on for several more minutes.
Felt a little scattershot, but the content was there. She highlighted several areas in IT where open source is disrupting, driving innovation, buzzword buzzword, and pointed out Red Hat on the slide (which is what you do when you're an executive at Red Hat).
Should have finished quickly when time was up, even if there was more content.
I've been in the industry a long time, and I didn't understand half of what she said. I thought there was way too much marketing speak and acronyms for most of the audience.
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Started out okay, but by the middle of the talk it was obvious she wasn't prepared and was just reading her slides. I was bored out of my mind by the end and was hopeful when her mic stopped working, but she continued on for several more minutes.
good presentation, but lost me after the reboot
Felt a little scattershot, but the content was there. She highlighted several areas in IT where open source is disrupting, driving innovation, buzzword buzzword, and pointed out Red Hat on the slide (which is what you do when you're an executive at Red Hat).
Should have finished quickly when time was up, even if there was more content.
Had some good ideas and insight. Felt bad that her laptop froze up.
I've been in the industry a long time, and I didn't understand half of what she said. I thought there was way too much marketing speak and acronyms for most of the audience.