Welcome to the VSTS MVP Program - Martin Danner!
Tag: Community
Yet another Architect MVP has bitten the dust, to join the cooler crowd over here under the Team System MVP banner.
Martin Danner is an experienced developer, project manager, and consultant in the …
Read more →When should the next Desert (Phoenix) Code Camp be?
Talk about "community-driven", Lorin Thwaits and the other coordinators of the Desert Code Camp are wanting your input on when 'camp should be held this next year.
You can choose between dates in …
Read more →Next meeting of the Greater Idaho SharePoint User Group
Please plan on attending the 14 June meeting of the Greater Idaho SharePoint User Group.
This month’s topic is Workflow in SharePoint. We will be having a presentation by Ben Hickman of Microsoft …
Read more →FTP Online has started a new Team System column written by me! I’ll be writing about virtually anything that comes to mind or that you want me to write about! It’s a twice monthly column …
Read more →Welcome to the team, Jeff Levinson
Accentient is pleased to announce the hiring of Jeff Levinson, a fellow Team System MVP!
Jeff joins our team as a senior consultant, having just left The Boeing Company where he worked as a solution …
Read more →Congratulations to the DBPro team (and Scott Ambler)
I’m a bit late to the party, but I wanted to recognize a couple of cool 2007 Jolt Award winners …
<li>Microsoft and the VSTS/Database Professionals product group for …
Read more →Microsoft Regonal Director Global-Reach Awards
I was honored to learn that I had achieved the Bronze, Silver, and Gold awards for 2006.
Thanks to all of you who read my blog, attend my classes, and generally listen to me ramble on about …
Read more →I had a great time last week representing INETA and presenting Team System topics to the San Gabriel Valley .NET Developers user group and the Bay .NET user group in Califrnia.
I really enjoyed …
Read more →Talking SQL at the Spokane .NET User Group
I enjoyed traveling to Spokane (I have family there) and presenting to the Spokane .NET User Group (SNUG?) on various SQL Server 2005 T-SQL, engine, and data type enhancement topics. This …
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