This discussion started back in 2008 I believe. That is almost 7 years and now I believe we do need some information and a realistic time line.

I agree wholeheartedly that we need (and deserve) an update with a realistic timeline.

Keith Chisarik

Hi SF team members,

Could you please give us and update of new version?

We really need this  as developers in this competitive world.

Kind regards.

Welcome back Trent ,


Would you like update us about version 2.0?


Kind regards...

I'm not a paid spokesperson but SF is in Healthcare and right now many of us are up all day and night trying to make Meaningful Use deadlines which is HUGE. October is a big month. 

No news ?  micro four is alive or not ? May be they don't want to sell again strataframe solution ?

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I am also in total agreement with Larry.

The reluctance to provide any updates on progress despite requests on the Forum at best creates uncertainty, at worst ...  


Andy

I'm also in agreement. No news is bad news. If we have an idea that something will appear we can at least start planning. No major developments since I don't remember when is not what anyone wants - You or certainly us . Please some new information.

I agree with Larry and would really appreciate more communication or posting screenshots of what is coming.

Edhy Rijo

Summer has come and gone and still no StrataFrame 2.0. I realize that it is a huge undertaking to implement all of the things outlined in the 2.0 roadmap but it has been a long time since the start of the project was announced and information on its progress only seems to appear when someone asks, so I'm asking what is the latest projected date that we will see something released? How about starting a monthly positing under updates in the forum to let the SF community know where things are at so we can avoid speculation and questions?  If the date slips, I'm sure there is a good reason but it would be nice to know for future project planning.

All successful software projects are the result of good communication between the developers and users.

-Larry