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Microsoft et ses partenaires y ont organisé un « parcours Interopérabilité » comprenant 5 sessions autour de l’identité, des formats de documents, de la gestion de contenus, des communications unifiées et de la virtualisation. Craig Kitterman a couvert l’événement avec deux vidéos réunissant des témoignages intéressants :

Existen 3 oportunidades más para poder participar que aún no ha terminado el periodo hasta el 15 de Mayo estos son: 1- Windows Live SDK – Crea una aplicación o sofware utiliando windows live. 2- Interoperability – Crea una solución de software que integre tecnología de Microsoft con otras en una forma creativa. 3- Accessibility – Crea una nueva interfaz de usuario usando componentes para ayudar a la gente con discapacidades poder tener una mejor

Microsoft et ses partenaires y ont organisé un « parcours Interopérabilité » comprenant 5 sessions autour de l’identité, des formats de documents, de la gestion de contenus, des communications unifiées et de la virtualisation. Craig Kitterman a couvert l’événement avec deux vidéos réunissant des témoignages intéressants :

If you are in or around NYC on June 19th, then save the date.... Next Week at the ACC Spring Cyber Security Program Meeting for the ChemITC St George’s Day Voici Live Mesh -- De quoi s'agit-il au juste ? Interoperability on tap @ Interop Las Vegas! Contrary to the FUD, The Relational Database™ is far from dead... MOSS 2007 y silverlight (129 more...) 18.-kottke.org[3 new feeds] Did you know that there was a ban on solo encores...

, promised in February 21 remarks from Bob Muglia, was kicked off on March 6 with some roundtables. Microsoft Interoperability Evangelist Craig Kitterman is spear-heading this activity. The only accounts I've found are on Kitterman's blog and a recent forum post. So far, the activity is not very visible, with Kitterman gate-keeping the conversation. It is not clear how this activity will open up at this point, or even if that is a desired direction.

, promised in February 21 remarks from Bob Muglia, was kicked off on March 6 with some roundtables. Microsoft Interoperability Evangelist Craig Kitterman is spear-heading this activity. The only accounts I've found are on Kitterman's blog and a recent forum post. So far, the activity is not very visible, with Kitterman gate-keeping the conversation. It is not clear how this activity will open up at this point, or even if that is a desired direction.

, promised in February 21 remarks from Bob Muglia, was kicked off on March 6 with some roundtables. Microsoft Interoperability Evangelist Craig Kitterman is spear-heading this activity. The only accounts I've found are on Kitterman's blog and a recent forum post. So far, the activity is not very visible, with Kitterman gate-keeping the conversation. It is not clear how this activity will open up at this point, or even if that is a desired direction.

Office Binary (doc, xls, ppt) Translator to Open XML. Still related to document interoperability, we are also developing the Document Interoperability Initiative (DII), announced last month, which is on its way around the world – first in Boston, then Seoul, soon Munich – with more locations to come. As part of our continuing commitment to interoperability in the identity space, Microsoft has sponsored an open source project to enable interoperability between Microsoft Identity Lifecycle

so that such people like families, researchers and archivist will be able to access information from the past and use it to interact in the future. Such data mining will help a lot in various fields including technology and innovation. (Thanks Craig

. For more information about Information Cards and the identity metasystem, check out Kim Cameron’s Identity Blog. This post originated from and is provided by the MSDN Blogs RSS feed. The original post of the article can be found here.