April 2005 - Posts
A 9 year old Pakistani girl has become the youngest MCP. Having a 5 year old, I guess I can see how a child that age could progress over several years in their proficiency a technology and then study for the exam and pass it. I wonder if this means that
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I had not seen this acronym previously, and the concept is not entirely new . However, it is a highly interesting concept that could radically change our approach to personal computing . Check it out.
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Javed Sikander has published an article on MSDN titled RFID Enabled Retail Supply Chain , and according to his weblog a sample toolkit will be made available soon.
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I nearly forgot- as of this past Tuesday, it has been one year since I started working for Microsoft . This post from Vic , a General Manager in Developer Platform Evangelism and very experienced at Microsoft, reminds me of why I'm glad to be here.
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Via Jan Tielens , SharePoint MVP, I saw this MSDN article on Developing Integration Solutions with BizTalk Server 2004 . Great guidance for those that are new to BizTalk, or those that are interested to see Microsoft's BizTalk guidance for developers.
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Here's a great new site for eLearning from Microsoft . In this case, "eLearning" is just a fancy term to describe free tranining. Oh, and if you sign up now you can enter to win some cool prizes, including a 50" Sony Wega Plasma TV. Check it out- there
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The MOM 2005 Performance and Sizing Guide has been posted to Microsoft Downloads . Here's an excerpt from the overview- "An accurate analysis of the performance and sizing of the hardware systems that support Microsoft® Operations Manager (MOM) 2005 is
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Rocky has an interesting take on Indigo that needs to be shared. If you don't know Rocky, he's written a number of books on buiding distributed application with Visual Basic and is a regular on the developer conference route. Here's an interesting quote-
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News.com : "Microsoft plans to overlay its current sales structure, which divides the continent into regions, with a second group that is focused on five specific industries--financial services, health care and life sciences, manufacturing, professional
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In light of Jim's announcement , I've posted some suggestions that might help to improve the next generation of tools for GotDotNet.
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Just how many people are catching on to this podcasting phenomenon ?
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Now that we've updated the MSDN blogs platform, I wanted to have a handy link for Community Server questions/issues. Here's the Community Server FAQ for those that are interested. Thanks to Rob and Scott.
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