RISK 2008 Oslo

published: June 21st, 2008

I need to do a lot of clean up work around all my projects. So, expect a series of quick posts which a meant to fill the gaps.

Here you will be able to find my slides from a quite cool event in Oslo. The topic is Web2.0 again. I know what you are thinking: But pdp, aren’t these the same topics over and over again? Well, the good thing of having a blog is that you release things hot from the oven. Therefore, you have to compensate somewhere else.

The event was quite successful and I am looking forward to attending it again. Not to mention that Oslo was just brilliant compared to the bad weather in UK.

Download: the slides in PDF, PPT and ODP

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