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• TBCON was great, as always, and I came back to work with several new ideas for improving our learning content and infrastructure.  (2009)
• TBCON is a great investment and time well spent!  (2007)
• This year's TBCON was excellent. It was very productive for our team. You do a great job with this conference. A good balance between learning new things, connecting with peers, interfacing with SumTotal personnel, and discovering potential partners and future customers.  (2007)
• Excellent value--I always learn more than my brain can hold. I look forward to the archive info.  (2005)
• This was a small price to pay that will result in major savings on current and future development projects.  (2005)
• This is the only conference I have ever attended that is not primarily a sales pitch. Great job!  (2005)
• Unsolicited Comment: The Platte Canyon folks put on a terrific conference! It's well organized and packed with extremely useful information!  (2003)
• The absolute best conference of the year!  (2002)
• It kind of reminds me of something Johnny Carson used to do with the "Amazing Karnack" where he would hold the envelope up to his head and name the content inside based on some clue written on the outside. In this case I could envision the outside saying "Sex and Platte Canyon' s ToolBook Conference". The inside would say "name two great experiences you have to personally be a player in order to appreciate". Words do not describe the value and rewards from attending this conference. I continue to tell my management that if there is only one thing we get to attend due to budgetary issues I want it to be this conference.  (2001)
• I thought the conference was excellent! You guys put on a great show. Hopefully, I can convince the powers to be to attend/present next year! Thank you again for all the hard work and long hours you put in to make it a success!  (1999)
• There is very little doubt that you guys have done a great job organizing this conference. The topics are on the money. You have done the ToolBook community a very real service.  (1999)