Ensure your security is set correctly on Facebook
Great article on Facebook security and how to adjust it correctly.
Great article on Facebook security and how to adjust it correctly.
Looking for things on the web that report about things my team did these past few years, this is what I found:
2009-2011 IT Strategic Plan for CCPS:
http://www.epmo.scio.nc.gov/library/pdf/CCPS_IT_Plan__2009_-_2011.pdf
Microsoft Case Study of CRM in CCPS:
NASCIO Corporate Leadership Council Best Practices: http://www.nascio.org/committees/clc/best_practices/NC_Dept_of_Crime_CRM_CS.pdf
Microsoft Case Study:
http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Detail.aspx?casestudyid=4000004507
CCPS CTO Write-up:
http://www.nccrimecontrol.org/index2.cfm?a=000003,000008,000428,001147,001763
NCID Department Administrator for CCPS
https://www.ncid.its.state.nc.us/StateAdminDetails.asp?name=Crime%20Control%20and%20Public%20Safety
Winner of 2009 Public Sector Industry Leadership:
http://www.tribridge.com/Libraries/Press_Releases/pr-tribridge-customer-wins-microsoft-excellence-award.sflb.ashx
Homeland Security Extranet (SharePoint 2007 / MOSS):
http://secure.nccrimecontrol.org/hsb
Job Posting Site:
http://jobs.nccrimecontrol.org
Company Site:
http://www.nccrimecontrol.org
ReadyNC
http://www.readync.org
LinkedIn:
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/greg-jones/0/85B/6
Channel 9 Profile:
http://channel9.msdn.com/Niners/RavenRip/
This should be the first thing every project does before moving on. I got the idea from the pragmatic programmer. Before starting a development project, make sure you can at least go from the beginning to the end of a simple ‘hello world’ish solution using your design. This ensures that you have all the components and can nip any schedule drains early (things that you thought would be installed/developed in no time but didn’t). If you’re using Unit Tests, then you can also start that approach here also.
This also helps a team that is new with a technology get up to speed quicker.