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• Microsoft Technologies - Today > Tomorrow > Futures Pt.4

  .: Presentation notes :. SharePoint, SharePoint, SharePoint... That's all you would hear me talk about during my first six years at Microsoft.  Now in it's third version it has become the fastest growth product in Microsoft's product... Posted Nov 21 2008, 04:59 PM by TechNet Blogs Filed under: SharePoint, Search, Office 2007, Technology Views, Microsoft Office System, Presentation Notes, Exchange and UC

• Microsoft Technologies - Today > Tomorrow > Futures Pt.3

  .: Presentation notes :. The turning point in user experiences with software is here.  The transition from text based user interfaces to graphical user interfaces has been long and challenging.  The Net Gen is far more aware of what makes... Posted Nov 20 2008, 04:51 PM by TechNet Blogs Filed under: Technology Views, Presentation Notes

• Microsoft Technologies - Today > Tomorrow > Futures Pt.2

  So here we are with the next part of the presentation... .: Presentation notes :. Looking at where we have come from and where we are today is a good place to start when beginning to think about changes for the future.  John C Maxwell wrote a book... Posted Nov 19 2008, 03:45 PM by TechNet Blogs Filed under: Windows Vista, Technology Views, Presentation Notes

• I have SharePoint 2007, but am I managing it correctly?

  I had the pleasure of presenting at a couple of events last week that covered Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 . One of the most common questions was from customers who had installed SharePoint to evaluate it, but were not sure if it was setup... Posted Mar 26 2007, 11:30 AM by TechNet Blogs Filed under: SharePoint, Technology Views, Microsoft Office System

• 2.0 + 4 = 3.0??? .NET Framework confusion

  I have had a few conversations recently about developers not looking at .NET Framework 3.0 as they believe it is a completely new version of the .NET Framework. Well that is not strictly true and perhaps the version of the framework has confused a few... Posted Mar 01 2007, 04:08 PM by TechNet Blogs Filed under: SharePoint, Technology Views, .NET 3.0