Vidas Matelis has been twittering like crazy about PowerPivot. At this point, he's the one to follow for info about what's happening in PowerPivot land. He is also starting up a new PowerPivot website similar to his SSAS-info site.
I just found out about this today: http://testing.stackexchange.com. I'm there...
Wow, Rob is really on fire as a blogger. I'd say if you want to stay abreast of the PowerPivot world, his blog is a must.
(via Esther Derby on Twitter)
http://jerryweinberg.amplify.com/2009/10/28/maturity-models-have-it-backwards/
Our PMs are starting to author Gemini blog posts that describe various aspects of Gemini. There are two new ones:
Filling out a web form this morning I came upon this field:
"In lieu of a signature, we require a unique identifier. What is the first letter of the city in which you were born?"
(Yet another short Gemini video): http://www.microsoft.com/officebusiness/office2010/Default.aspx?vid=Geminiv
I like buying books from Amazon. They have really done a great job of making book buying friction-free. But I love buying book from the Pragmatic Programmers even more. Why?
Donald Farmer is doing a series of "Gemini in one minute or less" screencasts at http://www.youtube.com/geminute
Update: I guess it should be 2 minutes or less. All 4 (current) videos are a bit longer than a minute.