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For the past several years, our policy has been to not respond to RFPs. The process is flawed and a complete waste of time and resources. We are confident in our ability to deliver quality work at a fair price. We want to work with clients who want to work with us. What's so wrong about that? Shouldn't it be that simple?

Want to make the most of DNN? Curious about the recommended site settings? Couldn’t make it to Vegas for Open Force? We’ve got you covered.

Chris Hammond did a great job with both of his sessions - Selling DotNetNuke and DNN 5.0 Administration They were both well attended and well received.

Shaun Walker's DotNetNuke keynote was a great overview of the current state of DNN and the road ahead.

Well it took a bit of work, but we got the booth all set up. Ian, Chris, Dang and I did it all relatively painlessly. Chris took a neat time-lapse video of the process [coming soon]...

Stay in touch and up-to-date with the happenings at OpenForce '08 by visiting the Engage Software Blog. We will have 4 employees in attendance, speaking, manning our booth, conducting post-conference training, and blogging about the conference!

The final BETA release is feature complete. What you see in Engage: Events BETA will be what you get in Engage: Events 1.0. We're still seeking your help to make sure the features that are included in Engage: Events work properly, function as expected, and position the product to quickly improve upon the initial release.

Do you have a gauge for your site's effectiveness, performance, and overall health? By offering a consolidated display of site metrics and portal administration tools, Dashboard acts like a diagnostic test for your website.

Engage Software is proud to announce we have attained Gold Partner status within the Microsoft Partner Program.

I just finished reading Eric Sick on the Business of Software by Eric Sink, the founder of SourceGear -- makers of source control products Vault and SourceOffSite (which we use here at Engage Software). It was a great book. Very insightful, funny and inspiring. I recommend it to anyone who works for an "ISV" (Independent Software Vendor). While the author targets the "Micro-ISV," I consider Engage Software to be more of a "Mini-ISV" but the concepts still apply. The book is essentially a collection of blog posts, categorized into sections: Entrepreneurship, People, Marketing and Sales. Since each chapter is a former blog post, there is a lot of over-lap with previous chapters, giving the sense of deja-vu. But all-in-all, it's an easy read and I really enjoyed it.