Microsoft has decided to re-award me with the MVP title for another year, still in the BizTalk Server category, which means another year in the wonderful world of Connected Systems technologies, and more learning ahead. 🙂 Hurray! With Oslo and BizTalk Services coming out with new stuff at the PDC2008, there will certainly be a lot to explore.
Hi everyone!
A couple of hours ago, I received a mail from Microsoft stating, that I have been
awarded the MVP title!
I cannot begin to describe, how happy I am with this, since I made it a personal goal
of mine a couple of years ago, to get the title back. I had it from July 2004 to July
2005, as some of you know.
I have even danced a little bit in our living room with my hands above my head, I
must confess 🙂
I truly am happy to get the title back, since it means that Microsoft values my skills
within the BizTalk field and that I must have helped a lot of people in the online
communities.
To learn more about the MVP program, you can click
here.
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eliasen
So I know at least some of my friends will be pleased to hear that I’ve completed my upgrade to Graffiti CMS, migrating from dasBlog. I must say that dasBlog has served me very well, but as the blog has grown in popularity, I’ve done screencasts, and other things I’ve begun to realize that I truly needed a CMS, not just a blog. The blog will remain a major feature of TimRayburn.net and the existing feed url will continue to retrieve only my blog content, but I’ve now got room to grow.
The BizTalk 2006 Message Archiving Component I released in March of this year on Codeplex has been received well by the BizTalk Community based on the e-mails I have received and downloads (156 source code downloads & 51 binary downloads):
The component allows messages to be written to the file system for archiving, it can be […]