Bytes by TechNet - Todd Klindt and Harold Wong

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Harold Wong speaks with Todd Klindt, MVP with Sharepoint 2010 and Director at Sharepoint 911, around Sharepoint 2010. They covered several important components of Sharepoint 2010 including Windows Powershell integration, central administrative function and the Help Analyzer. Todd also highlighted some tips and guidelines for his IT Pro peers related to getting ready to upgrade from Sharepoint 2007 to 2010.

About Todd

Todd has been a professional computer nerd for 15 years, specializing in SharePoint for the last six years. His love affair with SharePoint began one slow day at the office when he discovered SharePoint Team Services 1.0 on the Office XP CD and decided to install it. The rest is history. In 2006 he was honored to be awarded the MVP award from Microsoft for Windows SharePoint Services. He has had the pleasure of working with SharePoint farms both large small. He has written several books and magazine articles on SharePoint, most recently Professional SharePoint 2010 Administration from Wrox Publishing.Todd has presented sessions on SharePoint at many major conferences both in the United States as well as Europe and Asia and does the user group circuit as well. He chronicles his SharePoint adventures on his blog.

About Harold

Harold studied hard to snag an impressive array of certifications, including MCSE, MCT, CNI, CNE and HP Engineering. He's also delivered "too many events to count," and loves talking to customers about technology, especially when it's connected to deployment and better business impacts. Despite his many technological accomplishments, Harold says his biggest challenge has been raising two children. He's a self-described Type A personality with a dash of perfectionism and a rare even temper - all the better for delivering top-notch events. If he wasn't working in technology, Harold says he'd love to get into the kitchen and start chopping, slicing, dicing and creating gourmet masterpieces as a professional chef. Harold's Blog: http://blogs.technet.com/haroldwong