It’s been an expensive couple of weeks for me. I love/hate “life lessons”. They hurt, but make me stronger if I learn from my mistakes. I’ve been wrapping up two different small projects and on … (more)
I started writing this post on December 31st, 2022, as I re-read last year’s post to see where my head was at then. I re-read every “New Year” post I’ve written here, all the way … (more)
It’s hard to believe it’s the start of another year. 2020 felt like it lasted forever while 2021 was a blur. I think 2021 was “2020 one” and 2022 is “2020 two”, which is what … (more)
I didn’t do this for 2020, but I like to look back at what posts had the most views during the previous year to see what has staying power and what piqued other’s curiosity. Interestingly … (more)
It’s that time again, a new calendar year has begun. This year “Happy New Year” has an entirely different meaning to most of us, after what can only reasonably be described as a train wreck … (more)
This post is purely to save someone else (or my future self) the frustration of troubleshooting their Thunderbolt dock if they reinstall Windows and then can’t get the dock working. Background The context around my … (more)
It’s been a while since I wrote a non-technical post, so I thought I would share a situation that happened to me earlier this week and how I dealt with it. At the risk of … (more)
It’s time to look back on the year 2019 and the last 10 years. I won’t say “the last decade” lest the mansplainers get their shorts in a knot about it technically not being the … (more)
This is a look back at what posts had the most views during 2019. It’s the 3rd year I’ve done this and it is always interesting what old posts continue to be relevant (or at … (more)
Back in October last year, I posted a couple of articles around my recommendations and use of Two-Factor authentication. (Here’s part 1 and part 2 for those articles.) In my part 2 post, I indicated … (more)
It’s January, which means we’re coming to the end of another contribution year for those of us Microsoft MVPs that are up for renewal on July 1st. By the end of March, we need to … (more)
Well, it’s that time of year again, and time to look back at 2018 and plan for the new year. This is the 9th year where I’ve been writing these resolution posts and it’s always … (more)
I took a look at last year’s top 10 list and 4 “new” posts made it to the top 10 with the oldest post being from August 2011. This year, 7 posts made the list … (more)
Today’s #TipTuesday is yet another non-Dynamics GP post… I’m on a bit of a roll of finding oddball new things that are worth sharing. I’ll get back to more GP content soon, I promise! Update: … (more)
Today’s #TipTuesday is a continuation of last week’s first post on Two Factor Authentication, 2FA for short. Today I am not getting into examples, as I found an interesting article last week after posting my … (more)
Today’s #TipTuesday is a topic that likely needs multiple posts to handle it properly. As I write this, it’s already long before I even get into examples and “how to” on common sites so this … (more)
TL;DR summary: I like it! I have had the Surface Go for just over 1 week now. I had been interested in it since it came out and did a lot of research on my … (more)
This post doesn’t have anything to do with Dynamics GP specifically, but more about business processes, internal controls or lack thereof and a fun “Twitter Moment” earlier today. Late last week, Steve Endow, fellow Microsoft … (more)
Today’s #TipTuesday has nothing to do with Dynamics GP. I was working from home the other day and was connecting to the office via Remote Desktop Services. I have a small tip to share with … (more)
At the end of April, I thought I would experiment with something. I kept track of nearly every email that I received as a part of the MVP program for the entire month of May. … (more)
I started this a year ago, after finally having a full year + of Google Analytics tracking on my site. This year, I moved my blog in early November to this new domain and website … (more)
Following up on the GPUG Summit last week, I thought it would be timely to write a blog to encourage others to get involved in presenting in the future! Organizers are always looking for more … (more)
This is a continuation of Part 1 of my blog… all written on the same day but broken up into two parts due to the length! NDA, Yammer and PGI, oh my! My first inclination … (more)
One year ago, I was notified via email of my first Microsoft MVP Award. It was a pretty surreal moment! I captured some of my thoughts and emotions in a blog post last year. Now … (more)
February 27 to March 3, 2017, is Women in Technology Week! Next Wednesday is International Women’s Day (Wednesday, March 8, 2017), which, according to the official website, is “a global day celebrating the social, economic, … (more)