K2 Networker - December 2009

in this issue:City of Charlotte; K2 blackpoint tips; Community call; Insider Todd Braly; Events

Jey Srikantha

http://srikantha.wordpress.com

The K2 Guy

http://thek2guy.blogspot.com/

Gabriel Malherbe

http://nakedprogrammer.
blogspot.com

Jason Montgomery

http://securitythroughabsurdity
.com/

Sergio Del Piccolo

http://delpiccolo.com

Tim Byrne

http://blogs.claritycon.com/
blogs/tim_byrne/default.aspx

Jason Apergis

http://www.k2distillery.com/

Ruben D’Arco

http://cyclops.nettrends.nl/blog

Edgardo Vega

http://www.casadevega.com/

Jonathan Beckett

http://www.bagofspanners.com/

Jeremy Hancock

http://blog.ozippy.com/



	When the City of Charlotte needed a new automated helpdesk system, it called on K2 blackpearl. But the city had bigger plans for the software. “We have K2 because we need to answer a lot of needs — not just to build one workflow,” said Dennis Drury, City of Charlotte business process consultant. “We will never run out of processes to automate; and with each K2 workflow we build, the organization becomes more efficient. Essentially, we’ll just keep streamlining our operations further and further.” Read the case study on K2.com. Visit the Guidewire Solutions site.

K2 blackpoint Tips and Tricks: Bulk Document Move

Always room for more Always room for more: The K2 community is made up of many voices. There’s us — the folks who develop, market and sell K2 — and so many of you. We make community a priority because we understand that the interactions we have and the information and support we all receive here is invaluable. And please rest assured; we are listening to you and what you have to say about our software and our people. Thank you for adding to the conversation and for helping us become better at what we do. In 2009 the K2 community was vibrant and we are looking forward to an even better 2010. Join us.

Community and support site:
K2 Underground

Social scene:
K2 is on LinkedIn
K2 is on Twitter
K2 is on Facebook

I spend my days working with K2 blackpearl, Microsoft .NET, and other assorted technologies to provide application development services for Stonebridge customers. So by day, I am a mild-mannered IT consultant. At night, I have various hobbies and interests, including hanging out with my wife and kids, electronics, home brewing, woodworking, and college football. If you want to know about K2, Microsoft technologies and how Stonebridge can help integrate these technologies into your organization, e-mail todd.braly@sbti.com or start a dialog with us via http://www.sbti.com. Right now, i’m listening to “Inside” by The Funky Lowlives on Groove Salad (Internet radio). How long have you been using K2, and how have you been using it? I’ve been working with K2 since the blackpearl beta in 2007. We’ve done a number of client projects in various industries, each one working with assorted Microsoft products and technologies. WHY K2? Because it rocks! No other workflow product has the ability to tie SharePoint, InfoPath, ASP, SQL and Web services together to form a comprehensive workflow solution with maximum flexibility and minimal custom code.

	NAME
	Todd Braly
	LOCATION
	Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
	JOB/COMPANY
	Consultant at Stonebridge
	BLOG (OR WEBSITE)
	sbti.com

K2 Insiders are leaders in the global K2 community, and they drive K2Underground .
To learn more, go there, explore and engage in a conversation.

[GET A PDF VERSION OF THIS K2 NETWORKER HERE]

K2 - Process-driven applications – fast.

K2 gives you the tools to design and create process-driven applications. And when the business needs shift, modifying those applications is simple. K2-based solutions are deployed by a growing number of the global Fortune 100. K2 is a division of SourceCode Technology Holdings, Inc. and has offices all over the world.