New SharePoint 2010 information on MSDN

While the SharePoint Conference 2009 continues to day 2, Microsoft adds more SharePoint Content to MSDN. Did you notice that MSDN looks different this week?

Windows SharePoint Services are now, collectively, called SharePoint Foundation. This makes sense, since a number of products (Dynamics, Project Server, Commerce Server, etc.) use these services. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server is now simply called the SharePoint Server. Hopefully, this will be easier to explain that the difference between WSS and MOSS.

While you're at it, try to call InfoPath > Design mode the InfoPath Designer (as opposed to the InfoPath Editor). Oh, and don't call anything Groove, either.

MOSS 2007 webinar with YASH Technologies

Utilize MOSS 2007 to Deliver Better Business Intelligence

I'm listed as a "MOSS Product Champion"... which means that I officially have more questions than answers? ;)

Office 2010 Technical Preview

I've been invited to participate in the Technical Preview, so I'll be posting very little until the public beta in October. I'll post relevant class reference information, since the object model has been publicly released. See you soon!