There are two practice tests available for the Configuring Groove exam 70-555 from two providers, one from Selftest engine and another (allegedly since it isn't yet listed in their catalog yet) from MeasureUp.  

Microsoft's site for Groove partners is now up: https://www.partnermicrosoftcollaboration.com Partners can find it difficult to find all the resources on Groove (or any other product from large vendors for that matter) in one spot.  This new site aggregates most of the resources that a partner might need to familiarize themselves with ...

Ray Ozzie has spoken a lot about the Mesh in the last few years - the groups you might belong to that have members that don't belong to your organization or work behind your firewall.  He recently hinted at something tangible that brings synch to a much broader range of devices.  Live Mesh, announced by Microsoft ...

Congratulations to  Jean-Michel Davault of Homes et ProcessAshok Hingari of Computact Software Services (India) Pvt LtdJeroen Jansen of GetronicsAaron Saikovski (now with Microsoft so, unfortunately, there are only 8 in the world - ed July 30 2008)Evan Venn of Activty4     Bringing to 9 8 the number of Microsoft Valuable ...

Five new Groove Tool Templates, in Microsoft lingo, ''PowerToys'', have just been released, so you can quickly add more value to Groove installations. Groove 2007 Tool Template: Time TrackerEnables professional services firms, consultants, and other mobile employees to record their billable time in Microsoft Office Groove 2007. Groove 2007 ...

Exam 70-555 is out of beta and ready for prime time. The preparation guide recommends the e-learning that is now available as well.  Passing this exam fulfils requirements for becoming a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS): Microsoft Office Groove 2007: Configuration. Registered partners can advance to Certified partner ...

Congratulations toFabrice BarbinSB ChatterjeeMark SmithElisabeth Vanderveldton becoming the first four Microsoft Valuable Professionals (MVPs).  MVPs make extraordinary contributions to technical communities.  Well done folks.