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April 18, 2009 Edward Hieatt

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We had fun during lunch at GoGaRuCo talking to people about Tracker and demoing the app. Especially cool were the awesome Viking chairs we got to sit it.

Thanks to Ryan, David S and Chad for helping out!

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Edward Hieatt is Senior Vice President of Pivotal’s services organization. In this role, Edward is responsible for the strategy, execution, and business results of Pivotal's next-generation client services organization—Pivotal Labs. In addition, Edward is responsible for Pivotal's worldwide technical field and software subscription renewal organizations, which help clients adopt and become successful with Pivotal's products and services.
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