Issues with Alerts in TFS
Every once in a while we get customers who note issues with alerts. In some cases alerts are being duplicated, items don’t show up in the alerts editor, by default you can only see alerts for yourself,

We’re all finally home! Jeff Levinson, Shad Timm, and I spent last week speaking, listening, learning and playing at TechEd 2009 in Los Angeles, CA. Those who’ve been to TechEd, know the fire hose of information unleashed at the attendees coving developer topics from designing Azure cloud based application to Visual Studio Team System, not to
A few weeks ago during the MVP summit, I had the wonderful experience of hanging out with
I created a short video to demonstrate how to use Excel 2007 to create a cumulative flow diagram (often called Remaining Work) that gets its data directly
Both Steven Borg and I will be speaking for a combined total of 4 sessions and 1 pre-con. The pre-con
The Estimated Work field is used to maintain the estimate for a Task work item in the MSF for CMMI Process Template. However, if you’re creating
If you’re installing TFS2008 using SQL Server 2008, you MUST slipstream your installation. However, if you’re installing on Windows Server
Every once in a while we get customers who note issues with alerts. In some cases alerts are being duplicated, items don’t show up in the alerts editor, by default you can only see alerts for yourself,
Northwest Cadence Further Distinguishes Itself by Earning a Microsoft Competency in Custom Development Solutions and Learning Solutions Kirkland, WA, USA - 9 January, 2009 Northwest Cadence, www.nwcadence.com,
The following is an excerpt from “The Tempo”, Northwest Cadence’s monthly newsletter. This article was written by Jeff Levinson. Compelling TFS Features to Upgrade from 2005 to 2008 The
What does it take to receive Microsoft’s Most Valuable Professional (MVP) recognition? Steve Borg knows, for now - the 5th year in a row, Steve has been awarded this prestigious award from Microsoft.