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Monday, October 22, 2007 9:39 AM

New Web Site: Microsoft Tester Center

Today, we launched a new site on MSDN - the Microsoft Tester Center ! The Microsoft Tester Center showcases the test discipline as an integral part of the application lifecycle, describes test roles and responsibilities, and promotes the test investments
Posted by Rob Caron | 2 Comments
Wednesday, October 17, 2007 8:52 AM

Visual Studio Team System Resource Center

Deitel.com just launched a Visual Studio Team System Resource Center . You may be familiar with many of their other resource centers, or one of their many programming textbooks. If you don't already, you should subscribe to their newsletter to keep up
Posted by Rob Caron | 2 Comments
Wednesday, March 28, 2007 11:19 AM

The Expense of Failed Knowledge Transfer

J.D. Meier posted a great comment to my recent post on Community Facilitates Knowledge Transfer (emphasis mine): "Shipping the knowledge is just as important as shipping the product" ... YES! ... and a product without knowledge is support waiting to happen
Posted by Rob Caron | 1 Comments
Tuesday, March 27, 2007 6:28 PM

Community Facilitates Knowledge Transfer

Back in August 2005, I wrote a blog post in which I tried to answer the question, What is Community? Here's an excerpt from that post: The greatest service a product team can do for its community is to impart as much of their knowledge of the product
Posted by Rob Caron | 4 Comments
Wednesday, January 31, 2007 12:43 AM

My Q&A with Redmond Developer News

For those who are interested, an interview I did with Doug Barney of Redmond Developer News is now live on their Web site, and it also appears in the January issue of the publication. The Man Behind the Message Microsoft's Rob Caron spends his days (and
Posted by Rob Caron | 1 Comments
Sunday, September 17, 2006 1:10 AM

Jeff Beehler on Team System Community Plans

Jeff Beehler posted on Team System community efforts for this fiscal year. There are many ways that a product team can choose to interact with the users of their product. In discussions over the summer, Jeff led a team of representatives from across the
Posted by Rob Caron | 0 Comments
 
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