On 9/15/2006, my cousin (he's really a 2nd cousin many times removed...I'm not convinced we're actually related ;-) John Ingrisano and I will launch a new blog targeted to the small business owner. He'll provide most of the content and I will provide the technical and marketing expertise. Ok, ok, starting a blog isn't rocket science but we're aiming to [eventually] derive some sort of profit from this venture, so I plan on doing this right. The two blogs I currently maintain live on the free Blogger.com and LiveJournal.com. I'll be covering the adventure here on Effective Thoughts--providing insight as to what worked and what didn't. To start off, our first activities are: Choose a name and a theme Find a host Help John learn the ins and outs of blogging Implement the site: look/feel, about/bio, 1st content, announcements, etc. Understand marketing best practices To this end, here is some research I compiled: Finding a host http://en...
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Great slide deck. Wish I could have made the presentation.
How much of that requires TFS 2010 on the backend, vs. TFS 2008?
While one can leverage the Excel planning sheets even independent of TFS, because of enhancements in 2010 (hierarchial work items primarily), I'm guessing you would experience issues pushing/pulling work items with 2008. Speculating...haven't tried it.