Get into the Groove
We've had a lot of interest in Groove since we ran our "Introduction to Groove" TechNet session last month. Groove is an interesting phenomena. Until you've actually been part of a Groove workspace and seen how effective it is, then you don't tend to be all that bothered about what it can do. But as soon as you've used it, then you're away and evangelising about how fantastic it is like the rest of us. It's almost a viral evangelical wave spreading amongst aficionados of Groove. I caught the bug from James who has been evangelising it for ages.
Well I'm pleased to tell you that we have a Groove User group starting up here in the UK. Jim, who evangelises about Real Time collaboration amongst other things, has been pressganged volunteered to run this. I'll share more details when the User group finally gets going. What do you think? Do we need a Groove user group? running on Groove? sharing information.. sounds good doesn't it?
That's it Jim - you cant get out of it now...