Progress is pleased to announce its 2010 Empowerment Webinars. The Webinars are scheduled usually on a bi-monthly basis on a Wednesday and will be one hour from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm Eastern Time/ 4:00 – 5:00 pm UK London Time and repeated later in the day for the Pacific and Australian Time Zones. Click Here to read more or register.
Progress Software was once again recognized by ChannelWeb's CRN with a double Channel Chief Award for 2010. This year, two Progress executives were recognized -- Jerry Kelly for his role as Vice President of Worldwide Partner Sales and Colleen Smith for her role as Vice President of Software as a Service (SaaS) at Progress. This is the second year that Colleen has been recognized as a CRN Channel Chief for her efforts working with partners moving to SaaS. Click on each winner's name to view the CRN Channel Chief recognition by the publication.
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Having many years of experience in a business is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it provides a foundation for intuitive decision-making and the know-how for getting things done. The flipside is we think we know it all. There’s nothing more dangerous for a business than the complacency that comes from past success. Answer these 10 questions to find out how much you know about your competition, and then read the three tips from Rich Horwath of the Strategic Thinking Institute for transforming competitive ignorance into competitive intelligence.
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Progress is pleased to announce its 2010 Empowerment Webinars. The Webinars are scheduled usually on a bi-monthly basis on a Wednesday and will be one hour from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm Eastern Time/ 4:00 – 5:00 pm UK London Time and repeated later in the day for the Pacific and Australian Time Zones. 
Progress Software was once again recognized by ChannelWeb's CRN with a double Channel Chief Award for 2010. This year, two Progress executives were recognized -- 
More than thirty partners from across Australia gathered in Sydney with the senior management staff of Progress Software for the annual Australian Partner Kickoff. The Conference was highlighted by the Awards Dinner that recognized partner achievement in Australia. Award winners included:
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Have you or your customers recently achieved an industry award or recognition, introduced a new product or service, won a large or interesting deal or received media or industry coverage? Send the information to Larry Fournier, editor of NewsEdge at 
Having many years of experience in a business is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it provides a foundation for intuitive decision-making and the know-how for getting things done. The flipside is we think we know it all. There’s nothing more dangerous for a business than the complacency that comes from past success. Answer these 10 questions to find out how much you know about your competition, and then read the three tips from Rich Horwath of the Strategic Thinking Institute for transforming competitive ignorance into competitive intelligence.
