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  • Blog Post: Small, very small world.. Discoveries from Jordan meetings

    Renat Minazhdinov - MSFT
    Like one of my friends says: the Earth is actually not a globe, but a cube – that’s why so many people are meeting each other right behind the corner :) During my biz trip to Jordan I had a meeting with local user group leads. An I was really surprised when one of them suddenly switched from Arabic and...
    on 5 Nov 2009

  • Blog Post: Have you shared your opinion with Microsoft?

    Renat Minazhdinov - MSFT
    Microsoft regularly conducts surveys for customers and partners to ask for your open and honest feedback (what we did right or wrong last 6 months). And we’re very much thankful for those who sharing the feedback. The only only problem that we seems are not able to solve is Junk Email filter  which...
    on 19 Oct 2010

  • Blog Post: Attending MVP Summit? Get in touch with TechNet and MSDN team

    Renat Minazhdinov - MSFT
    See the message from my colleagues from Redmond. I’d personally recommend to get in touch with them to make sure that TechNet and MSDN help you as MVPs to share your knowledge.. ---------------- The Server and Tools Online Group will have two sessions during the MVP summit during the month of February...
    on 16 Feb 2010

  • Blog Post: Microsoft Open Door events - sneak peak preview (updated dates)

    Renat Minazhdinov - MSFT
    In short: 17 cities in 15 countries till the end of 2010 and a few more in 2011. The main idea of Open Door events is to bring the best content of the biggest Microsoft international conferences (like TechEd and PDC) to the doors of local IT Professionals and Developers. Topics like Cloud, Office 2010...
    on 19 Aug 2010

  • Blog Post: Flying out of Jordan

    Renat Minazhdinov - MSFT
    Just would like to say big thank you for Jordanian IT community drivers! (I’m sure I’ll not name them all, but these particular guys were really amazingly helpful with helping me to understand local IT needs and how Microsoft can help) – Muhanad , Hikmat , Suliman , Mohamed , thank you! Guys, just...
    on 7 Nov 2009