Hi everybody,
One of the companies in my group is looking for certified professionals to get the CDS Competency from Microsoft.
Is anyone interested?
Let me know!
Cheers!
Hi everybody,
One of the companies in my group is looking for certified professionals to get the CDS Competency from Microsoft.
Is anyone interested?
Let me know!
Cheers!
Yesterday I've took a speech @ The Developers Group in Microsoft Cardinal Place (London UK) Introducing Windows Workflow Foundation (WF not WWF which is copyrighted by World Wrestling Federation and it's another story...)
You can download slides and demos from Speech & Conferences area on the "naked" TIQ-Industrial site (or click here Slides, Demos).
I'm absolutely unhappy with yesterday presentation because I've totally missed the presentation timing that I planned!
I started writing code to much slowly so that I was unable to complete all the demos that I consider to be "a must" to learn the pillars of WF.
The basic things You should know:
For the upcoming sessions from DG Group take a look to http://www.richplum.co.uk/
Final Note (unfortunately last but not least):
VSMT doesn't support Dynamic-Partition. Every "real" WIndows server system is installed with Dynamic-Partion
...so any consideration is up to you...
The only thing you can do is to TRY to virtualize the disks of you server with WinImage without leveraging VSMT.
There is a lot of work to do for VSMT team for making it suitable for real world scenarios!
In our tracking projects (GPS/GPRS systems in industrial plants) we leveraged Zoomify technology to process the plant images (usually took from an airplane and the reassembled by post-processing).
Today there is also SilverLight with DeepZoom to achieve the same result but if you're still working with Flash Zoomify it's still the best tool.
A new version (Version 4) has just been release. Take a look here for the main features.
To my colleagues: PLS take a look!
PS: About tracking project, this week has been published a white-paper from my company about a project on Iron & Steel Technology magazine. It's at page 58....
Just to inform you that I was charged as local representative to LondonIn (a LinkedIn group to connect London professionals) for the Italian network LiguriaIn ( www.liguriain.com ).
Liguria is an industrial district where are located top companies for healthcare, industrial engineering, naval-shipping, energy and obviously tourism.
I'll be focused to enabling relationships, synergies and hopefully business initiatives between UK companies and LiguriaIn companies.
Feel free to contact me for any further information.
I'm really honoured of this commitment because I was born in Genoa (the main town of Liguria) and I've a very good feeling with people of my hometown!