I’ve spent the last couple of posts talking about Search Engine Optimization, providing some necessary background, and offering up some tactical tips around optimizing content together with a proper backlinking strategy to rank high in the publicly-facing search engines. This post discusses SEO from a different perspective, from the internal perspective. We are going to…
It was cool to discover that Channel 9 linked to my blog post on how RAM disks do not speed up Visual Studio: Joe Nalewabau and Dan Fernandez talk about my blog. Starting at minute 19:50, Dan says: Dan: "Joseph Fluckiger", I hope I am pronouncing that right. Joe: "I’ll let you handle…
I discovered a great little .NET developer tool yesterday: LINQPad. I needed to write a LINQ statement with a Group By and was having trouble figuring it out. While poking around on stack overflow, someone suggested this tool. But even better, the most useful application of this little application is the ability to quickly write…
Yep, our little ol’ blog was officially 1 year old last month. That means we’re ready to graduate from the baby cereal stuff to something with substance. I hope you’re all getting half as much out of reading this blog as we get out of writing it. Here’s a self-selected best of listing of…
The national PMO SIG blowout (in Dallas this year) is now open for registration: http://www.pmosymposium.org/
I think I missed the memo on this one in March, but as I just found on the newsgroups, Stephen Sanderlin of MS Project Experts has released a new (and undoubtedly improved) version of the timesheet tied mode code onto Codeplex. http://autostatusplus.codeplex.com/ Just making sure nobody else missed it- although I must admit…
Follow today’s Project Launch events here, and check out all the great content that just got unveiled here.
Well, we knew it was coming, but at long last the Microsoft Project newsgroups will be gone in the nearish future, to be replaced by a whole selection of sleek, new feature-ridden Web-based forums. For more information, please check out Brian Smith’s post Newsgroups Are So Yesterday. Forums Are the Future. Just wait a second. …
Feeling a bit nostalgic as of late. Perhaps it was seeing Dan Aykroyd grand marshalling a parade over the weekend. More likely, it’s the Project 2010 release happening this week. For some reason, the event has made me a bit nostalgic for versions of old. I started poking around the Internet and found the following…
There is definitely a lot of confusion about how Group Policies interact with, control, and affect Software Update Management (SUM) on ConfigMgr clients. At the outset of this post (or series of posts), I don’t even know exactly what’s going to happen with some of the different settings and combinations that I’m going to…
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