Still on VB6? Thinking about next version? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/?url=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/adotonet.asp

Read post here. I like to see, when the top company people can go into some project just because they feel it is important, valuable and be just Lead PM …

Here are few to read: Understanding Microsoft Integration Technologies - A Guide to Choosing a Solution Writing Effective BizTalk Server Adapters BizTalk Server 2004: Monitoring and Troubleshooting BizTalk Server 2004: A Review of the Business Activity Monitoring Features (BAM) How to Trigger a BizTalk Orchestration from SAP In general, I’d recommend to go trough all the technical articles of BizTalk Server.

If You are BizTalk developer or administrator and accidentally missed this feed, then I would recommend to subscribe to it. P.S. IE7 shows feeds (RSS) in a nice page, I like it . Thanks for IE7 devs …

Check this [video](http://jobsblog.members.winisp.net/Blog files/WEBSITE manager.wmv) out, they wait for You

In 2004 - ODBA (Orchestration Designer for Business Analyst) was a tool to design conceptual view of the business processes. In 2006, in addition to the same business process design, new features for BAM integration were added (the Excel is still available). So, in general You can define the conceptual view of the process and data of interest in one place. To see how it looks like, check this post.

Few links with nice updates about CAB. In case if You don’t know, You can find CAB here. You can download the CAB and “hands on labs” (HOL, just arrived) from workspace donwloads site. Recently, there was a webcast about CAB, where it was explained and some parts of HOL were shown. Check it out here. And at last, the MSDN link of P&P site, where CAB is announced.

Here are few links that I have marked for myself last few weeks on BizTalk: BTS2006 components screenshots Jon Flanders’ favorite feature Beta 1 - first impressions

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Maybe You have seen the P&P patterns site. It is good, it should be on Your list. One additional nice I’ve found today is PatternShare site. Go, and check it out.