Call me crazy, but @felienne's talk on excel archeology might be my favorite in all of #strataconf Brilliant. Give that talk in Redmond!
— Jim Stogdill (@jstogdill) October 2, 2012
Coolest fucking talk at #strataconf, it is about spreadsheets and how people use them
— Francis Irving (@frabcus) October 2, 2012
Felienne Hermans at Strata London 2012. #strataconf. Great talk about spreadsheets!
— Ken Snyder (@yankeeinlondon) October 2, 2012
@Felienne fabulous presentation, one of the best! Thank you
— Edd Dumbill (@edd) October 2, 2012
Dependency analysis of a spreadsheet – wow #strataconf @felienne pic.twitter.com/MHQOrLKd
— craig beattie (@cgbeattie) October 2, 2012
The European spreadsheet risk group is a real thing. Amazing talk about spreadsheets at #strataconf
— Robin Stephenson (@aglet) October 2, 2012
@felienne thanks very much for your hilariously worrying insight into the world of spreadsheets at #strataconf, very enjoyable
— Robin Stephenson (@aglet) October 2, 2012
#strataconf this is medium complexity for spreadsheet formulas … pic.twitter.com/oBHgc7Nj
— craig beattie (@cgbeattie) October 2, 2012
Thoroughly enjoying Felienne Hermans' talk on analysing 3 million spreadsheets at #strataconf. Brilliant.
— Kaitlin Thaney (@kaythaney) October 2, 2012
#strataconf 24 image of "analysts" – love it
— craig beattie (@cgbeattie) October 2, 2012
"spreadsheets reproduce like bunnies – bunnies that don't communicate change" – Felienne Hermans #strataconf
— Eamonn Neylon (@eneylon) October 2, 2012
at the spreadsheet smack down at #strataconf unfortunately Felienne Hermans is preaching to the converted
— Eamonn Neylon (@eneylon) October 2, 2012
Spreadsheets on average have a 5 year life and are used by 12 people (in various versions)! Sustainability investment needed! #strataconf
— Irina Bolychevsky (@shevski) October 2, 2012
Think of spreadsheets more like programs, less like data. Structure matters, says Hermans. #strataconf
— Kaitlin Thaney (@kaythaney) October 2, 2012
#strataconf spreadsheets live for 5 years (longer than author is around)and get used by average of 12. Spreadsheets reproduce like bunnies.
— craig beattie (@cgbeattie) October 2, 2012
*Average* spreadsheet survives 5 years, is used by 12 different people (forks – no git-like merging in Excel-over-email 🙂 #strataconf
— Francis Irving (@frabcus) October 2, 2012
Spreadsheet induced belly laughs. Fantastic job, Felienne. #strataconf
— Kaitlin Thaney (@kaythaney) October 2, 2012
"When it works, nobody cares how it is done." Spreadsheet users, quoted at #strataconf.
— Simon St.Laurent (@simonstl) October 2, 2012
I shall now take spreadsheets seriously! RT @frabcus: All this spreadsheet-lore is from @Felienne of http://t.co/4XUi4oAz #strataconf
— Irina Bolychevsky (@shevski) October 2, 2012
