Ugrading DotNetNuke from any version can be a challenge, but with these tips it should help you make the 4.5 > 4.8 transition easier.

Can you really run a business based on the Windows based Open Source solution - DotNetNuke... I've given a bit of an insight on my thoughts on the matter...

Nina Meiers is looking for DotNetNuke developers to partner with. If you're a skilled DotNetNuke developer who is able to provide ongoing support, then you might be interested in this.

An overview on moving and acquiring DNN sites and an overview of the new hosting environment XD Design P/L will be offering clients.

An objective thought on the Joomla / DotNetNuke discussion that comes up from time to time and I've tried to put in my own thoughts based on experience, so also provided here, a link to my own DotNetNuke as a Business overview article I wrote a week ago for clients who ask me about why I use DotNetNuke.

The landscape is changing, the playing field is levelling and the technology available is bringing about changes that in the future may bite into the profits of the companies that try to be all to everyone. And, for me, Verisign is a good example to why I move to a more progressive company who offers the same product, with better support, more 'value add ons' and cheaper.

Times are changing - new business and ventures - fingers crossed they will come to fruition and it's the first week down of 2007, and although back to work, it's far from the usual.

Wow, these last three months have been very busy to say the least - and I had to make a committment to my clients to work on getting these projects sorted out - some were ecommerce - still waiting on some elements there, and one was very large intranet - which required some level of thinking for me to suggest a better method of approaching things... and then there's the education project, and then there's the flash project.. half flash / half dnn.. and then SkinCovered.. and then.. and then... so the story goes...