Bob Ulrich, CEO and Chairman of Target Corporation presents the Best Company Ever award to the LOD Checklist team. A solution managed by Tim Stanley and developed by Junction Solutions. [More]

The Best Company Ever award at Target is presented twice a year to the project that is the “Best” overall project within the entire Target Corporation. The award is selected from all projects (not just IT) within the company and was awarded to the October 2007 release of iLeader (Automated Leader). [More]

Don't pick a web site engine (blog, CMS, or other), unless you have the ability to customize the style. A web site should have the ability to change designs over time as personal preferences, and desired style and color preferences change. Sites using a site builder tool require a lot of hand coding or a complete re-generation of the site. This can add additional cost or time to customize. Sites that use a theme engine can be modified or changed quickly with minimal cost or time. [More]

BlogEngine.Net provides quite a lot of very rich functionality, but the rich functionality is not documented as extensively. I've tried to put together a list of all the types of links that BlogEngine.Net supports. [More]

Visual Studio.Net (2003, 2005 and 2008) keeps a list of recent projects shown on the Start Page in the IDE. Sometimes when moving projects around on the disk, one can end up with duplicate names and this can be confusing. To resolve this, the list in the registry must be updated. This article is a summary of where Visual Studio stores the registry keys used for recent projects. [More]