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It seems like just yesterday that Windows “Metro” was everywhere. Wait. It actually was just yesterday.

Windows Library for JavaScript (WinJS) provides convenient ways to format and display data. Here we focus on templates and a few ways of implementing them in a Metro app. Templates provide a way to present multiple instances of object data to the user with a high degree of control while maintaining ease of implementation. Templates can be used with ListViews, other controls provided for Metro app development, and can even be used without a predefined view.

A recent headline noted that Apple’s iOS had surpassed Android as the mobile platform of choice for the enterprise.

Hello everybody, and welcome back to the second post in our blog series about SharePoint Enterprise Application Development. Our topic this time around is Build Engineering.

On July 16, 2012, Microsoft made the Office 2013 Preview publicly available. As I worked through the install and saw the hype, I was really curious about some of the enhancements made to the business intelligence (BI) capabilities in Excel. Keep in mind that Microsoft has continually added BI components to the Excel product. Agree or disagree, this means that they have been positioning Excel as an “already installed” BI client for everyone.

The Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2012 has come and gone, and with it came a number of major events that will affect your enterprise.

I’ll cover iOS 6 in a later post, so let’s take a look at hardware and OS X.

June wrapped up with even more announcements from Microsoft and Google, and all of them impact mobile in the enterprise.

Magenic’s Lou Miranda, Technical Sales Executive for Mobile, sat down and talked about Windows Phone 8 as well as the Nexus 7 tablet, Glass and Nexus Q from Google I/O. In this video interview, he also highlights what he feels is the biggest impact on the enterprise from all of it.

For technologists, SQL Server 2012 is a treasure trove of technical goodies. There are a number of blogs describing these technical features, including the Magenic BI blog. A quick review of these blogs makes it clear that Business Intelligence (aka BI) is a major focus of SQL Server’s latest result.

With the latest announcements for Apple and Microsoft in the last week, Magenic’s Technical Sales Executive for Mobile, Lou Miranda sat down with me to talk about their impact on the enterprise.

Magenic continues to expand its mobile scope with the addition of Lou Miranda, Technical Sales Executive for Mobile. Lou brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to add to the already impressive team assembled by Magenic to serve the enterprise with mobile solutions.