Vacation is over and soon we'll be publishing more call center experiences and stories. As expected, web traffic decreased dramatically, and I'm sure that's parallel with call center activities.
In the meanwhile, if anyone is looking for a high end, wireless ready, widescreen, powerful centrino notebook computer, check out the Vayabook. "Vaya" is spanish for "Go". It's what this blog is typed on, and usually from a variety of locations: the office, Panera Bread, my bedroom, etc...
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