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dion

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Dion Almaer is the Editor-in-Chief for TheServerSide.com, and is an enterprise Java evangelist
Sun should call in their MVPs! Posted: Apr 9, 2004 7:44 AM
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As I mentioned a little already, I think Sun should take a leaf out of Microsoft's book in one way. Microsoft had a summit this week for their MVPs. They bring together the top minds in the Microsoft community and facilitate: Communication: Between Microsoft engineers and the MVPs, and between MVPs Learn: There is a chance for Microsoft to show off the "future" of their technology You end up with a ton of blog entries from excited MVPs, a feedback loop to the Microsoft engineers, and a lot more. It is a great idea. This year they showed a video that had Steve Balmer as Neo, and Bill Gates as Morpheus that was meant to be hysterical. Unfortunately they aren't going to put it up on the web :( Sun should do the same thing. Get the people that matter (your prophets) together for a few days and magic will happen. Then the prophets go back to the masses and share the vision. Come on Sun. Think big!

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