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Here is a lightly edited repost of a story I once wrote for the Springboard Series Newsletter in 2012. The story is still very true for those attending Ignite for the first time.   I’ll never forget the arrival at … Continue reading →

I just noticed that my picture and profile are currently showcased on the Microsoft Springboard site. Spread the word and meet me at Tech Ed 2009 next week in LA.

It’s been a while since I posted here. A lot has happened since my last post. Currently I am working as the lead solution architect in project building a worldwide Active Directory and mail infrastructure. This time I am focusing … Continue reading →

This week I will be blogging the news from Tech Ed IT Pro Barcelona on bink.nu. If you are in Barcelona, check out my book at the conference book store. If you have spare time, pay me a visit in … Continue reading →

My book is out! Finally I managed to finish the book I have been working on for the past 18 months. Still I am actually quite happy with the result. Windows Vista for XP Professionals is aimed at IT Professionals … Continue reading →

Last Friday I was provided the opportunity to interview Russ Madlener, Director of Planning, Windows Server and Tools division at Microsoft. Russ is responsible for the product release of Windows Essential Business Server (WEBS) formerly known as Centro. The meeting … Continue reading →

Today I found out I am not the only one who thinks that the Silverlight based UI of the Technet Subscriber downloads is a monster. I had a very interesting chat with Chris Slemp from Microsoft in the Technet Zone … Continue reading →

Ok. I finished migrating my VMs to Windows Server 2008 with Hyper-V and installed my file server running Windows Server 2008 in a VM. I installed all VMs on my Dell Power Edge 2900 and at first I thought I … Continue reading →

When you are in the process of implementing Windows Vista in an enterprise environment, you may run into the following situation: You have a logon script that writes a file to disk or queries AD with ADSI. For no apparent … Continue reading →