Dork-o-vision
Getting hijacked onto video seems to becoming part of my life.
In this clip, SAP business process experts explain how that community benefits them. For me it captures the essence of what the SAP BPX community is striving to achieve through its mixture of technical, non-technical and business people.
Style note: the shirt is one of two Hawaiian shirts I really love. My idea of business casual, problably not shared by many others. 
Disclosure: SAP is a project based client.
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I think that’s a fine shirt!
(The rockin’ soundtrack was much cheesier
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@Gordon: why thank you sir. Best compliment I’ve heard in…a long time.
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2:30-ish, finally see you “on”. The shirt’s fine.
I say “bah” to those who say anything untoward about it.
I have to say, I wasn’t paying attention to the entire video, but I kind of missed the point. Huh? Oh, join the community. Um… ok.
Whoa…. that website does NOT scale well to a 1900x resolution screen.
Unlike, for example, your site.
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Can’t talk about the res but I can talk about the peeps. Top class. I know and have met them all. Excellent people. You don’t have to beliecve what I say. You just hve to get off your ass.
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The video’s good, I meant the bpx site itself…
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Looks like Krupo is going to say ‘bah’ to me
But then I follow the maxim that subversives have most impact when they wear suits
Richard Murphy
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Why is that please, Richard?
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Richard is recalling the “knights in shining armour” image – aka lawyers methinks
I use it when I want to get a laugh about what I used to do for a living.
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