Monthly Archives: July 2005

So I wrote about the Microsoft Small Business Specialist program that was announced yesterday at the World Wide Partner Conference. More interesting stuff is coming out of Microsoft regarding the benefits of the program, but if you’re doing anything with … Continue reading →

Microsoft Announces Small Business Specialist Community: New designation within the Microsoft Partner Program helps partners that focus on the small-business space differentiate themselves and better serve their customers.: Microsoft World Wide Partner Conference Microsoft Partner Program: Smallbiz Specialist Readiness

We had another OrlandoSBS meeting last night despite the few hurricanes just around the corner. Most people were still on the 4th of July vacation but I decided to hold the meeting anyhow and I was quite pleasantly surprised. OrlandoSBS, … Continue reading →

For the longest time the biggest complaint mobile users had with Exchange sync was that it did not bring all the address book contents to the device. With this tool, you can bring your entire GAL (Global Address List) with … Continue reading →

Reuters Source It would seem that the European corruption engine is not as advanced as the one here in the USA: they rejected a software patent bill by a vote of 648 to 14. Patents in the software industry are … Continue reading →

Use someones WAP, go to jail Another law protecting utter idiots who shouldn’t have Internet access to begin with. Guy pulled up in an SUV and accessed some random persons AP, which by the way was completely wide open. He … Continue reading →

Windows Server Update Services Join the experts from Microsoft to discuss deploying Windows Server Update Services in your corporate environments. This chat will also cover configuring WSUS servers for synchronization with MU, or upstream internal upstream servers, client self-update, check-in, … Continue reading →

Get ready for more spam, if you don’t already accept faxes electronically you might want to consider it before everyone you’ve ever met decides to slam your fax machine. The bill allows businesses to send you unsolicited faxes so long … Continue reading →

Bink is reporting about the news on Exchange from TechEd Europe, looks like they are getting a much better preview of whats going on in E12 than we got at US TechEd. Also glad to see some discussion on Public … Continue reading →

This alert is to notify you of the release of Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) 2.0. MBSA 2.0 offers an intuitive user interface and more informative dialogs compared to previous versions. Using the new Windows Update Agent and Microsoft Update … Continue reading →