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Peter de Jager is a provocative Speaker, Writer and Consultant. His primary focus in on how we manage change, technology and the future.

In addition to speaking at conferences worldwide, he also writes monthly columns for CIO Magazine and Computing Canada.

His goal is always to question what we think is so, and in so doing perhaps open up new opportunities.

If you'd like permission to reprint any of Peter's articles, please contact him directly.

You can contact him at
pdejager@technobility.com

Greetings!

         If you've gotten this far, then I can only assume you're interested in reprinting one of the articles on this site... either that or you've lost your way on the Internet. The simplest solution to that problem is to shut down your computer, the Internet will then be destroyed and recreated when you start your computer again!

       Reprinting my work is easy enough, there are only three conditions, two are mandatory and the other is optional.

The Mandatory conditions are these, if you reprint or repost my work, then you must include all of the following:

(c) 2006 Peter de Jager - Peter is a Keynote Speaker, writer and consultant focusing on issues relating to Change Management and the Future. You can contact him at pdejager@technobility.com and visit him at www.technobility.com

You must also sign the guest book HERE 

There... that wasn't too difficult was it? Now to the tough stuff.

The optional condition is this, if you are using my work for a course, newsletter, consulting assignment, corporate site, work project, distribution to staff or other purpose, then decide how much value you are receiving from my effort and make a Paypal payment to my account... which is pdejager@technobility.com

If you've not used Paypal before then visit www.paypal.com for details on how to do this. You can find specific details at: http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/ema/index-outside

You'll notice I'm leaving the financial amount totally up to your discretion. You decide of the value of the work you've decided to reprint. You can of course find my work valuable enough to use, but decide to pay nothing... but then how could you look at yourself in the mirror each morning! <grin>

In any case, thanks for the interest in reprinting my work.
If you know of an editor who could use a fresh voice, then I'd appreciate an introduction.

Yours truly
Peter de Jager