Microsoft Office Groove and SharePoint Server both provide powerful collaboration capabilities. Compare how they differ from and complement one another, and find out how you can integrate Groove and SharePoint to provide an easy and flexible collaboration solution that will support users at different locations.

By Alan Maddison (July 2008)

Microsoft Office Communication Server brings important changes to enterprise telephony. Examine how voice calls are made layer by layer, learn how calls can be routed to various endpoints, and explore the importance of conversations in OCS communications.

By Rajesh Ramanathan (July 2008)

The new System Center Mobile Device Manager provides a complete set of tools for managing Windows Mobile devices through an MMC snap-in or via Windows PowerShell. Find out how this vital tool will allow you to manage mobile devices, increase security, and deliver mobile VPN capabilities.

By Matt Fontaine (May 2008)

SQL Server 2008 offers more powerful relational data warehousing capabilities. Take a close look at key performancerelated data warehousing features and find out how you can use all this new technology to optimize query performance.

By S. Agarwal, T. Grabs, and J. Hammer (April 2008)

With Windows Vista, the UserAccounts.CommonDialog ActiveX control for opening a file open dialog box no longer exists. Here's a look at how you can solve  that problem using Visual Basic. No, wait. Don't run off saying "I don't have that!" or "I can't afford that!" ...
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In the July 2008 issue of TechNet Magazine, Jesper Johansson ...
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Windows PowerShell 2.0 is in the works and the Community Technology Preview 2 (CTP2) is now available ...
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In a well-designed SharePoint environment, information workers do not need to change their communication habits or work routines to collaborate. Instead of manually checking collaboration sites on an ongoing basis, SharePoint can deliver documents and other information, such as alerts and reminders, directly to their mailboxes. However, integrating SharePoint ...
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Software installed using the Microsoft Windows Installer (MSI) technology writes certain files and registry settings, but leftover Windows Installer configuration information can cause problems when you try to update or uninstall an application. Lance Whitney shows ...
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The key to successfully scaling an ASP.NET application involves a true collaborative effort between developers and network administrators. Too often, this collaboration starts well into the process, instead of at the beginning of the application’s lifecycle. Find ...
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