The "canned" part of the discussion, first Reynolds on ARC's DCS upgrade research, and then Galeski
talking about how actually to do a DCS upgrade that works and makes money, took about 30 minutes, and the audience Q&A a little more than that, as Galeski and Reynolds fielded some tough questions, including a couple that were devilishly hard to answer, from audience members who were mostly end users.
We recorded the webcast and it is available for playback here:
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