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I dig the latest version of Arena ChMS and the new Document Types feature is great. In a nutshell it allows you to attach documents (pdf, images, .doc, etc.) to a person, tag or group. It's the feature that enables you to move to a paperless office Read More...
A couple of months ago I had the pleasure of introducing Dallon's Developer in Beta to the blogosphere, and now I get share the news of Jason Hamrock's new blog. Jason is the Communications Director at CCCEV and his team is one of my team's Read More...
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Is the expression "you are what you read" true? I think it is to some degree. Not only does it give you knowledge but it also says something about you. My most innovative friends are heavy blog, book and magazine readers, and I believe there Read More...
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My pestering has paid off. I just got word on Friday that Derek Mangrum , our Network and Systems Administrator, has begun blogging IT specific posts over at Grinding-IT-Out and he's doing it at a furious, daily pace (compared to my 1-2 per month). Read More...
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It's been a busy past couple of months. Besides the typical vacation/holiday time spent on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's, we also did a few other things before the year ended. We switched our small group ministry off GroupFinder and onto Read More...
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One of the things I think we'll need to address within our Arena ChMS Community is the ability to have (manage) multiple developer custom projects. While its possible to do this without a tool, its terribly inefficient and not recommended. SharpForge Read More...
Following the Arena community developer roundtable, CCV, CCCEV and Arena had another day to discuss several meta issues regarding the developer community and Arena in general. Although some of that discussion focused on internal matters, there were other Read More...
At last weeks Arena Developer Roundtable , I gave a live demo and announced the impending beta release of the Podcast Module I’ve been working on off-and-on** over the summer. As of today this new Podcast Module is available to other Arena Developers Read More...
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Day 2 brought us out to the beautiful CCV campus in Peoria. David started off the day by showing us: the completely professional contribution statements CCV created for Arena a new sync tool that lets you sync Arena tagged people to Outlook for easy offline Read More...
Registration is now open for the next Arena Developer Roundtable taking place in sunny AZ this October 16th and 17th. This time the roundtable is also open for prospective Arena Community Developers to participate and understand the benefits of joining Read More...
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It's nothing short of insane around here these past few days. About week ago we received the 'keys' for our new 155+ acre campus in Gilbert and we've been trying to get everything ready for our soft opening this weekend. There are so many Read More...
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How to you solve a problem which requires massive amounts of human, critical thinking, brain power? You make it a game. Check out the Google Image Labeler . It's just another example of why Google has gotten into the position they are currently in Read More...
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I had a MS Media Player 11 / driver / registry mishap last week and ended up having to wipe and reload my system . :( Thankfully, since Arena ChMS is web based, I was able to find an old spare computer with IE and continue working on most of my website Read More...
On Wednesday, June 27th, the Arizona .NET User Group is holding their uber gathering at the Symphony Hall in Phoenix from 9am to 5pm. Scott Guthrie and Stefan Schakow will be covering hot topics such as SIlverlight and the future of the .NET platform. Read More...
It's 4:07am and we're nearing the end of our computer room (closet) re-rack project. Thanks to Derek Mangrum, our ultra talented and organized server/network engineer, we've got a computer room that was completely recreated from the ground Read More...
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