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Web vs. print challenges

Posted Friday, September 07, 2007 10:12 AM by Jeanie Decker
If you took a look at the DPM 2007 Operations Guide during the beta, you might have noticed that the server chapters have a similar organization: general maintenance management data recovery And within those sections are parallel topics, such as: renaming Read More...
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Making sense: help wanted

Posted Friday, June 09, 2006 1:19 PM by Jeanie Decker
I planned to post today about confusing alerts and error messages, but first I scanned through the TechNet blog feed and I discovered a post that fit right in with my topic. It's a simple post. Three sentences. Six hyperlinks. And the writing tickled Read More...
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IT pros - how do you use worksheets

Posted Tuesday, March 28, 2006 10:08 AM by Jeanie Decker
If you've ever used any product documentation that included worksheets , checklists , or other job aids , I'd appreciate your input on two questions. How do you actually use those job aids? And how would you like to be able to use them? For example... Read More...
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Feature comparison chart for R2

Posted Thursday, March 02, 2006 8:19 AM by Jeanie Decker
Kevin Remde (Full of I.T.) brings to our attention a great quick-reference chart of Windows Server 2003 features , comparing SP1 to R2 for each edition. I like this approach, and I agree with Kevin that "All of our products need a page like this, and Read More...
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The story behind Chapter 1

Posted Tuesday, October 18, 2005 8:46 PM by Jeanie Decker
When I joined the DPM group, I started off digging through the specs to learn about the product and I discovered a wonderful document called "Master Scenarios". What this document did was tell the story of a fictional customer and DPM. Read More...
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Talking to tomorrow

Posted Thursday, October 06, 2005 9:10 PM by Jeanie Decker
One of the most interesting aspects of working on the next version of DPM is that we -- the writers -- are here in Redmond, and the product team (a great group of developers and PMs) is at IDC in Hyderabad . That's a 13.5 hour time difference. Except Read More...
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