TechNet Magazine September 2010
Silverlight Development:Build Your Business Apps on Silverlight
Silverlight has matured into a solid platform for developing and deploying line-of-business applications. Gill Cleeren, Kevin Dockx
Troubleshooting and Repair:Troubleshooting 201: Ask the Right Questions
Effective troubleshooting is a multifaceted exercise in diagnosis and deliberation, analysis and action. Stephanie Krieger
IT Management:Managing IT in a Recession—Tips for Survival
Being an IT manager in this ever-changing world of technology and business is hard enough. Throw in a flaky economy and it’s downright perilous. Here’s how to survive. Romi Mahajan
Virtualization:Top Ten Virtualization Best Practices
As virtualization continues to mature as a technology, so too are best practices for its application. If your virtual infrastructure is falling short, take a run down this checklist. Wes Miller
Special Report: IT Salary Survey:Good Times Ahead?
In the 15th year of Redmond magazine’s annual salary survey, IT salaries generally remained flat. Some respon-dents got raises—giving rise to optimism about salaries next year.
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This month, TechNet magazine delves into developing line-of-business applications with Silverlight, and best practices for virtual environments and how to best manage the art and science of virtualization.Lafe Low
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Windows Confidential:History—the Long Way Through
Join our Windows Confidential columnist for a decidedly roundabout tour of all the directories with the word “system” in their name.Raymond Chen
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Windows PowerShell:Cereal or Serial?
Serializing can help when exporting or retrieving objects with Windows PowerShell.Don Jones
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Geek of All Trades:Automatically Deploying Microsoft Office 2010 with Free Tools
You can’t avoid Office 2010, but you can find other ways to automate installation with any of these free tools.Greg Shields
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Toolbox:New Products for IT Professionals
This month’s tools include a free RAM disk emulator and a top-notch synchronization tool.Greg Steen
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SQL Q&A:Maintaining Logs and Indexes
Some of the key ways to keeping SQL Server running efficiently are preserving log backups and properly maintaining indexes.Paul S. Randal
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Utility Spotlight:Create Your Own Online Courses
Take control of your internal training programs, and develop your own custom courseware with Microsoft’s Learning Content Development System.Lance Whitney
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