A few times this year, I've done a lot of traveling for a little actual work time.  Nothing quite as crazy as that one time I was in Munich for three hours (and then back to the US), but most of my travel in the last several months has been of the 2-3 day variety.  This week, my fifth trip to Europe this year, makes up for that, as I'll spend the full week zipping around to customers, partners, and meetings.

Today, I arrive in Geneva and have a few hours to see the city, with a tour guide -- Jens B. Augustiny of Ligonet -- who has implored me for years to spend some free time in Switzerland.  Tomorrow, I count three customer meetings, a business partner meeting, and a stop in at the SNoUG (Swiss Notes User Group) meeting in Lausanne.  Wednesday has a similar four meeting schedule, then the onward flight to London and a curry with good friends.  Thursday, I'll start the day with the keynote speech at the UKLUG (UK Lotus User Group) -- 300+ are registered to attend -- followed by a few customer meetings, and then a return to UKLUG to finish out the day.  Friday has but one meeting, but a very interesting one.  I've set up this meeting myself, with a frequent public critic of Lotus Notes.  I am not sure what the end result will be, but I hope to be able to blog it afterwards.

Please be sure to say hello at either of the user group meetings, and let me know if there is a specific Lotus Notes/Domino/Protector/Symphony topic you'd like covered in those presentations.

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  1. 1  Bill http://www.billbuchan.com |

    If you want some background info on that customer from their notes 5 upgrade - just ask.. ;-)

    ---* Bill

  1. 2  NeilT  |

    Ed, you certainly should have booked a half day. At Lausanne you are not far from the Lauterbrunnen vally, the Trummelbach falls, the Schilthorn of James Bond fame and the railway to the Junfraujoch restaurant which goes through the north face of the Eiger.

    I took a drive down there late last month and it's as beautiful as ever, too late now though.

  1. 3  Henry Ferlauto http://www.geniusinside.com |

    Ed - Have you tried the Lausanne exercise program yet? Which is simply trying to walk from one place to another (up the side of the mountain).

    :)

    Don't overdose on the fondue.