This is the second part of a multi-part blog series on transitioning from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010. Our transition assumes a short period of co-existence and therefore requires a new Unified Communications (UC) Subject Alternative Name (SAN) Certificate for backwards compatibility with the Exchange 2007 CAS Role. This is new requirement for all Exchange…
One of the requirements for Exchange 2010 is to have your Exchange 2007 servers upgraded to SP2 first. Download the update http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=4C4BD2A3-5E50-42B0-8BBB-2CC9AFE3216A&displayLang=en Update rollup 2 for Exchange 2007 SP2 http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=FA83BE11-9D5E-47BC-9A51-A10986F22928&displaylang=en or check to see what the latest update is http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee221147(EXCHG.80).aspx Apply SP2 to the Exchange 2007 roles in this order: 1. CAS 2. UM 3.…
Following up on our last two posts about authoring resource reports in Visio: 1) Creating an org chart using Resource Pool data. 2) Marrying enterprise data to an org chart. I wanted to talk about a fundamental concept of reporting with Visio and Visio Services that’s probably self-evident in the Visio world, but requires some…
Microsoft has confirmed that KB 977165 (Security Bulletin MS10-015 released on February 9th, 2010) can cause blue screens (STOP: 0x00000050) on mostly XP systems (but some Vista and Win7 too) that have been previously compromised by the Tdss rootkit that started spreading last November. What makes this particularly painful is the computer is incapable of…
Reposting content from Matt McD’s blog: Announcing Catapult Systems Web Cast Series Catapult Systems is taking the most popular in-person events and producing a series of web casts. SharePoint 2010 Webcast Series Wednesday, March 17th – 11:00am CST: Managed Metadata Wednesday, March 31st – 11:00am CST: Social Computing Wednesday, April 14th – 11:00am CST:…
…still playing with the reporting options in Microsoft Office Project Server 2010 and Visio Services. This is a follow on post to our last story on how to create an org chart using Resource Pool data. In that post, I talked about how to export the resource data into the Visio Org Chart Wizard. I…
Back in 2004 I left Rockwell Software (a subsidiary of Rockwell Automation) to join a small company that needed technical and design leadership for a potential touchscreen application for the pharmaceutical industry. As part of my design, I had to do research on usability of touchscreen interfaces. This led me to study panel designs in…
By now it’s undeniable that the scale of usage of social networking, as this info graphic on Facebook presents, is impossible to ignore for web savvy businesses. My employer, Catapult Systems, asked employees to consider enhancing their personal brand by signing up for a Twitter, Facebook, and Linked In account if they didn’t already have…
Catapult Systems is taking the most popular in-person events and producing a series of web casts. SharePoint 2010 Webcast Series Wednesday, March 17th – 11:00am CST: Managed Metadata Wednesday, March 31st – 11:00am CST: Social Computing Wednesday, April 14th – 11:00am CST: Search Wednesday, April 28th – 11:00am CST: Improvements in Document & Records Management…
More along the lines of playing at the intersection of Visio reporting and Microsoft Office Project Server 2010. The question I was looking at today was how to export the Resource Pool from Project Server into an organization chart format in Visio. I used the Microsoft demo image and was able to generate a…
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