Editor's Note: The following is a guest post by MVP Bill Raymond as part of the MVP Award Program Blog's "MVPs for Office and SharePoint 2010" series. Bill Raymond has served the Project Management industry for nearly 20 years. His project experience...

Do you have questions about SharePoint? Want to learn more about SharePoint 2010? By popular request, SharePoint MVPs from around the world are participating in a live chat event about SharePoint. These Q&A events are a great opportunity to tap into...

Momentum is already building behind Microsoft’s Internet Explorer - IE9. With all eyes on the IE9 public beta released on September 15th, 2010, it’s hard not to get excited. And we see MVPs leading the way once again! As thought leaders in...

Editor's Note: The following is a guest post by MVP Razi bin Rais as part of the MVP Award Program Blog's "MVPs for Office and SharePoint 2010" series. Razi bin Rais has been a Microsoft SharePoint Services MVP since 2007, Microsoft Certified Professional...

Editor's Note: The following is a guest post by MVP Doug Robbins as part of the MVP Award Program Blog's "MVPs for Office and SharePoint 2010" series. Doug Robbins is a long-standing Word MVP. Customizing the Ribbon When Office 2007 hit the street...

The 2011 MVP Global Summit kicks-off on February 28 and already there’s a buzz in the air. Plans are well underway for another world-class event. Product groups are actively planning their deep dive sessions with MVPs, where they offer them advance...

Seven-year MVP veteran Mark Dunn was recently interviewed on Atlanta Business Radio in Atlanta, Georgia. Mark spoke about his experience with the MVP Award Program and provided listeners with a high level view of who MVPs are and how they impact the community...