MyXcelsius Facebook Giveaway

Winner: Congratulations to Mark Bradley (@Syscokid87) from HP for winning the MyXcelsius Facebook Giveaway Contest. 240 fans on Facebook in just 11 days is a phenomenal turnout. This promotion is now closed. Thank you all for your support.

Finally we succumbed. Yes, MyXcelsius.Com is on Facebook now. We are going to be honest here. We want as many as possible on our Facebook page and as quickly as possible. We want to get that count up as soon as possibly we can. So, what’s in it for you? Soon after launching our Facebook page, we realized that we can do much more that what we thought with it. Just like the blog here, we can do pretty much whatever we want to and so we went ahead and added our YouTube videos, twitter feed and discussions. Also, we have setup feeds from the most important Xcelsius weblogs and forums. The intention was to create a One stop place for all Xcelsius activity.

Seriously, still, what’s in it for me? Alright, if you become (or already are) a fan on our Facebook page, we are giving away an author autographed Xcelsius 2008 Dashboard Best Practices book for the lucky winner on 30 Sept 2010. Now, we know that you all can go and buy the book from Amazon.com for $30, but only a handful of you can get it signed by Loren Abdulezer. So it is Priceless.

All you need to do is click on this button and you are on the list.

A little bit about the book:


THE DEFINITIVE, COMPREHENSIVE, OFFICIAL GUIDE TO XCELSIUS 2008 DASHBOARDS. THE ONLY XCELSIUS 2008 DASHBOARDING BOOK YOU NEED

Use Xcelsius 2008 to get better answers, identify emerging trends and opportunities, and manage more effectively. Learn hands-on, through step-by-step examples using real business data. Discover tips and tricks proven in real-world environments. Fully leverage the information in your Excel spreadsheets–and go beyond Excel to use XML source data, too. Implement Xcelsius best practices drawn from the hard-won knowledge of the entire global user community. Deliver dashboard content in whatever format works best: as HTML pages, PowerPoint presentations, PDF files, or Word documents.

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