1. Windows Azure Bootcamp is Coming Soon By Visual C# MVP David Giard 2. Notes from the Field: Exchange 2003 to the New Office 365 (Wave 15) Migrations By Office 365 MVP Sean McNeill - @S_McNeill 3. Microsoft Using Crowd Sourcing in their Windows Compatibility Center By Windows Expert Consumer MVP Richard...

1. How to allow a regular user to manage recipients in Exchange Server 2013 and other stuff… By Exchange Server MVP Anderson Patricio - @apatricio 2. Restoring NuGet Packages for External Dependencies By Visual C# MVP Adil Mughal - @adilamughal 3. Using VMM 2012 SP1 Baselines & Compliance To Orchestrate...

1. Easily make owner-drawn ComboBoxes display with images and text in C# By Visual Basic MVP Rod Stephens – @CSharpHelper 2. Table Storage 2.0 – Queries By Windows Azure MVP Tyler Doerksen - @tyler_gd 3. Provisioning the Work Management Service Application By SharePoint MVP Sean Wallbridge - @itgroove...

1. Building your first Project Server app : Part Zero–The introduction By Project MVP Alex Burton - @alexanderb 2. Exchange Server 2013: Deploying a new DAG – Pre-stating the CNO By Exchange Server MVP Anderson Patricio – @apatricio 3. Installing Windows Azure SDK on Visual Studio 2012 By Server Solutions...

It’s Friday again, which means it’s time for another MVP Friday Five. This week the posts featured are filled with technical content, including tips, how-to’s and step by step solutions. These articles are just a few examples of the incredible content MVPs provide to the tech community...

Welcome to the first MVP Friday Five for 2012! Each week, we highlight five MVP blogs that showcase some of the great tips, tricks and insights MVPs are known for—and that set them apart as community leaders. This week we have another great set of articles for your enjoyment. 1. SharePoint &...