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    VIDEO GoingNative 43: Talks and Tips from the Experts at CppCon 2015! | C9::GoingNative

    Ever wish there were a way to condense the entire CppCon 2015 into less than an hour? Well, realistically speaking, there may not be a way to really do that, but we hope this month's episode comes close! CppCon 2015 was packed to the brim with all sorts of great content, great people, and great...
  2. Mike

    Congratulations to Ross Cameron MVP

    Congratulations to my friend, Ross Cameron, once again, for his sixth year in a row receiving the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award. The Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award is given to "exceptional, independent community leaders who share their passion, technical expertise...
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    Why Microsoft’s Future Suddenly Looks Bright Again

    Microsoft's new leadership is fundamentally changing the company for the better Continue reading...
  4. kemical

    Congratulations Davehc MVP!

    ref: http://mvp.microsoft.com/en-us/overview.aspx One of our regular contributors and valued colleague, Davehc, was recently re-awarded his MVP title from Microsoft. David has been posting and helping others in this forum since he joined in 2008. As well as helping many other people in previous...
  5. M

    VIDEO Steve Ballmer to Retire Within 12-months

    Microsoft's 13-year CEO announced today his plans to retire within the next year, which surely brings closure to many people who were always skeptical of his behaviour as a person and strategies for the company itself. It's been announced Microsoft is working with both founder Bill Gates and...
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    Windows 8 Leadership Change Could Herald Windows 8-Powered Phones

    Andy Lees, head of Microsoft’s Windows Phone division for more than three years, has been moved by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer into a new “time-critical” role that somehow combines Windows Phone and Windows 8. Terry Myerson, who led Windows Phone’s engineering efforts, will take over the...
  7. News

    Ballmer's breaking point: Is Windows 8 already too late?

    Office 365 politics Radio Reg Steve Ballmer is feeling the heat. Last month, he was so concerned with criticism of his leadership skills, he spilled some Redmond financial results he probably shouldn't have spilled.… Source: Yahoo! News
  8. News

    Windows 7 Microsoft Board Member Charles H. Noski

    I had a chance to sit down and talk to Microsoft board member Link Removed recently. I asked Charles what it's like inside the Microsoft board, what the function of the board is, and what preparation he does before meetings. You can also see my previous interview with Microsoft board member...
  9. News

    Windows 7 Silverlight TV 62: The Silverlight 5 Triad Unplugged

    In this episode, the Silverlight 5 Triad joins John on Silverlight TV to discuss their Silverlight 5 roles, some ways they receive feedback from customers, how they interact with each other, and to talk about some of their favorite features in the next release. Sam George (Development Manager)...
  10. News

    Making Windows 7 Migration Pay Rapid and Real Business Dividends

    Discover how visionary business leaders are using Windows 7 migration strategies to build a virtualised desktop architecture that will deliver a long-term strategic business advantage. Link Removed due to 404 Error
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    Windows 7 Microsoft Board Member Helmut Panke

    Several times each year Microsoft's board of directors get together and talk, and several times per year I wonder what they actually do, what they talk about, and how they operate. I got a chance to sit down with board memberLink Removed to talk about these things as well as his background as a...
  12. M

    Ballmer: with Vista (Longhorn) We Tried Too Big a Task

    From Link Removed - Invalid URL One of the few pieces of criticism that Microsoft got for Windows 7 was related to the apparently modest plans it had for the operating system, with some calling the new OS just a minor upgrade from its precursor. Under the leadership of Steven Sinofsky...
  13. Matt

    Windows 7 Why Blackcomb became Vienna

    http://www.windowsvienna.com/ Has posted a reason for it: Courtesy windowsvienna.com