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  • Cyprus .NET User Group (CDNUG) - Microsoft Momentum 2009

    Last month, Microsoft Cyprus organized the New Efficiency Launch, called Microsoft Momentum 2009, dedicated to both ITPros and Developers. During the event, the popular Cyprus .NET User Group (CDNUG) organized a community area where attendees and community members could reach UG Leads and Microsoft MVPs and network each other. Artemakis Artemiou , Microsoft MVP and INETA Country Lead, together with Bojan Mijuskovic , Community members and my colleague and friend Karl Davies-Barrett , DPE Evangelist
    Posted to Be_Lead Blog (Weblog) by alead [MSFT] on December 3, 2009
    Filed under: Community, Office, Events, .NET, Server, Windows 7, CEE, Azure, User Groups
  • WPF Tips & Tricks: a newborn in town !

    The guys from VB Tips & Tricks did it again ! What ? Yes, they wanted it so hardy they couldn’t resist and now what do we have? A great new online and offline Community dedicated to Windows Presentation Foundation and Silverlight ! Yes it looks very promising as I see Alessandro Del Sole , Antonio Catucci and Renato Marzaro 100% involved in this !! Good job guys and keep up the good work ! Link to: Home Page di WPF Tips & Tricks
    Posted to Be_Lead Blog (Weblog) by alead [MSFT] on December 3, 2009
    Filed under: Community, .NET, Announcements, ITA
  • Windows Azure workshop in Pune

    For more information visit http://www.puneusergroup.org/windows-azure-workshop.aspx
    Posted to AVIRAJ AJGEKAR'S BLOG... (Weblog) by aviraj on December 3, 2009
    Filed under: Community, PUG, Windows Azure
  • MVP Wants to Save Lives, Being a Cloud Developer

    Niraj Bhatt , a Connected System Developer MVP, participated in the Cloud App Contest by Microsoft, and won himself a Windows 7 laptop for submitting the best solution in the .NET category for the professional developer audience. As Niraj explains on his blog, the interesting application, created on Windows Azure Platform is EmergencyBloodBank. The two driving factors for this application were to create an application covering all offerings of Azure platform that can help community members to bootstrap
    Posted to The South Asia MVP Blog (Weblog) by indiamvp on December 2, 2009
    Filed under: community, wins
  • Active Thankfulness and SQL Server Professionals

    A few countries around the world have a day set aside for giving thanks - and some do it all year long. We stop to give thanks to those who have made us what we are, and those in the past and present who have given us the benefits that we enjoy. From teachers to family, we owe them a lot. I've noticed that several technology specialists, especially those that work with SQL Server, go even further. They practice "Active Thankfulness", where they donate their own time, money and effort to give back
    Posted to SQL Server Experts (Weblog) by Buck Woody on December 1, 2009
    Filed under: SQL Server, sql, Community, Buck Woody
  • Greg Lane, Global Top-Ranking Executive, International Thought Leader, Past Chairman CIPS, Chairman IP3, Director Avanade

    This is the next blog in the continuing series of interviews with top-echelon and renowned professionals. In this blog, I interview Greg Lane, Global Top-Ranking Executive, International Thought Leader, Past Chairman CIPS, Chairman IP3, Director Avanade . Enjoy, Stephen Ibaraki Greg Lane I.S.P., ITCP, IP3P, MBA, is the past Chair of the Canadian Council of Information Technology Professionals (CCITP) of the Canadian Information Processing Society (CIPS) and Chair of the CIPS Office of the Executive
    Posted to Canadian IT Manager's Blog (Weblog) by Stephen.Ibaraki on December 1, 2009
    Filed under: Industry Perspectives, Stephen Ibaraki, Interviews, IT Manager Interviews, Career Tips, CIPS, Podcasts, Collaboration, Community, Leadership, Announcements, Industry Trends, Interview
  • Dev4Devs event in South Africa

    Sometimes we forget what MSDN really stands for. And for sure “MS” is not the most important part of the acronym. MS D evelopers N etwork. The Devs4Devs event in South Africa that I had a pleasure to participate today – was an amazing proof that networking of technical community is the key to success (and not only to it). What I liked about the event – is that the majority of questions to presenters were answered by people from the auditorium (not only presenters!). Implication #1 The local experts
    Posted to Renat's Middle E@st and Afric@ blog (Weblog) by renatmin on November 28, 2009
    Filed under: Events, community, MSDN, Evaluation, South Africa
  • Geeks rule!

    Not only the truth, but also the name of the event I participated in Nairobi, Kenya on Nov 25. Emmanuel, Stewart, team thanks a lot for making this happening! What I really liked about the event - is the feeling of a real hunger for information from the community. What I didn’t like – is that I got another prove that we, as Microsoft, are not doing a good job informing out tech guys about the ways of getting information. I heard a lot of these from the audience: “what do you mean I can download it
    Posted to Middle E@st and Afric@ blog (Weblog) by renatmin on November 25, 2009
    Filed under: Events, community, WECA, Kenya, MSDN
  • Live Meeting for Influencers: System Center for Exchange 2010 on 12.2.09 at 10:00 am PST

    Mark your calendars! On Wednesday, December 2, 10:00AM PST, we are hosting a Live Meeting presentation for System Center influencers on “Managing the New Mail Infrastructure: What you need to know about System Center for Exchange 2010,” presented by Leslie Kitz, Microsoft Product Manager. Join information is available on the System Center Influencers Program portal . Members of the program will need to log into the Connect site to access the Live Meeting join information. This Live Meeting presentation
    Posted to Nexus SC: The System Center Team Blog (Weblog) by davemorehouse on November 24, 2009
    Filed under: Operations Manager, Community, Exchange, Live Meeting, influencers, DPM 2010, management pack
  • Thought Leadership Series with Microsoft Director John Oxley: John talks about growing a strong and capable ICT workforce

    This is the next blog in the continuing series of interviews with top-echelon and renowned professionals. In this blog, I interview John Oxley a Leading Multi-Award Winning International Technology Authority and Executive; John talks about growing a strong and capable ICT workforce. Enjoy, Stephen Ibaraki John Oxley is a multiple-award winning, Director of Technical Audience Marketing and ICT Evangelism at Microsoft Canada. In this role, John leads and manages a team of Technical Audience Marketing
    Posted to Canadian IT Manager's Blog (Weblog) by Stephen.Ibaraki on November 24, 2009
    Filed under: Industry Perspectives, Stephen Ibaraki, Interviews, IT Manager Interviews, Career Tips, CIPS, Podcasts, Collaboration, Community, Leadership, Industry Trends, Interview
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