TechEd North America 2009 Wrap Up

Almost home and have a bit of time on a layover to post a little recap from the week. All in all, this was a huge week for me. On Sunday my [business] partner :) and I launched a new company, Critical Path Training which is the result of evolving the SharePoint education company Ted Pattison Group into something bigger and better. Within 1.5 hours of launching the company, we were at SharePint where many folks had already heard the news! Gotta love email / web / Twitter / Facebook!

The week was a busy one for me with a discussion panel with other SharePoint developers (available for ondemand viewing here… what’s with the thumbnail making me look like I just caught a ball?), an interactive talk with SharePoint MCM Kimmo Forss, and three breakout sessions. In all three of my breakouts I promised downloadable stuff on my blog… and you’ll get it. It’s going to take a few days thanks to traveling, closing on houses and moving into our new house early this week… but I promise it will be up within a week… thanks for being patient! Watch this blog for those downloads….

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posted on Saturday, May 16, 2009 5:15 PM

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