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Tessitura Service Packs 15.1.11 and 15.0.18 are now available

Chris Szalaj
$organization

Hi Everyone, 

We are happy to announce that Tessitura service packs 15.1.11 and 15.0.18 are now available for installation. For a complete run down of what is included in each, please see the product announcement and release notes. 

Thanks!

Chris Szalaj

Product Owner, Business Facing Products

Tessitura Network

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  • $organization
    Hi, Chris—
     
    > We are happy to announce that Tessitura service packs 15.1.11 and 15.0.18 are now available for installation
     
    Thanks for your e-mail re: new SPs. Years ago Bob Bell would send e-mails when new SPs, updates, etc., were released, and I miss that communication method. Getting this info via RSS has been a bumpier ride, for sure.
     
    Best wishes,
     
    Chris
     
    CHRIS JENSEN  l  DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR  l  GUTHRIE THEATER 
    818 South 2nd Street  l  Minneapolis, MN 55415 l  guthrietheater.org
    Direct: 612.225.6052  l  Box Office: 612.377.2224  l  Administration 612.225.6000
     
     
     
  • $organization in reply to Chris Jensen

    -- I use Zapier (free service) to email my team when updates are made to various Tessitura RSS feed -- it's free and Tessitura Network has graciously made these RSS feeds public, so they are externally accessible without authentication.  There are also other RSS feed readers that will send emails.  Happy to help you setup a Zap if you'd like.

  • $organization in reply to Daniel Gomez

    Thanks for the offer, but RSS support for these announcements has been a little rocky in the past, and adding a third party to the mix just adds more unnecessary complexity, imho. The old days of e-mail announcements worked perfectly as far as I know, and I don't know why that ended. An opt-in/out distro list of some sort sounds ideal.

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  • $organization in reply to Daniel Gomez

    Thanks for the offer, but RSS support for these announcements has been a little rocky in the past, and adding a third party to the mix just adds more unnecessary complexity, imho. The old days of e-mail announcements worked perfectly as far as I know, and I don't know why that ended. An opt-in/out distro list of some sort sounds ideal.

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