As a contribution to the Microsoft 2011 MVP Global Summit, IS Decisions today launched MVPtweets.com, a website that displays in real time:

- tweets from more than 1,100 Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs)
- tweets from Microsoft MVP Leads and Community Managers
- tweets with #MVP11 and #MVPbuzz hashtags

and allows instant visualization of what is going on in the Microsoft MVPs community.

If you are a Microsoft MVP and noticed that your Twitter profile is not on MVPtweets.com, please just tweet us and we will add you.

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Numerous Microsoft ITpros and developers around the world join User Groups and communities to meet their peers, share ideas and experiences, and improve their skills by learning from each other.

And a lot of these User Groups and communities now use Twitter to share information, advice, opinions, news, moods, concerns, facts, rumors, and everything else imaginable about Microsoft technologies.

That is why we began to compile what we hope will become the largest Twitter List of Microsoft Technologies User Groups and Communities.

So far, we identified and listed 117 Microsoft Technologies User Groups and Communities!

Please help us grow and maintain the most comprehensive and accurate Twitter list of Microsoft Technologies User Groups and Communities: if you curate such an account on Twitter or know one that we missed, just tweet us or leave a comment to this post!

And if you are interested in news, tips and analysis about IT Security and Microsoft technologies, please follow us too …

IS Decisions is a Microsoft Partner Silver Independent Software Vendor and develops Infrastructure and Security Management solutions for Microsoft Windows.

We therefore are interested in all things Microsoft and assume our customers, partners and followers on Twitter are too.
That is why we thoroughly compiled what we believe to be the largest Twitter list of Official Microsoft Accounts.

To the best of our knowledge, Microsoft indeed created more than 320 Twitter accounts, ranging from the @Microsoft flagship to more niche-oriented ones including @MSFT_IT, @OutlookWebApp, or @MicrosoftDCU.

So far, we identified and listed 325 Microsoft Official Accounts on Twitter!

Please help us maintain the most comprehensive and accurate Twitter list of Official Microsoft Accounts: if you curate an Official Microsoft Account or know one that we missed, just tweet us or leave a comment to this post!

And if you are interested in news, tips and analysis about IT Security and Microsoft technologies, please follow us too …

At IS Decisions, we value our customers and partners and know that we are in business only because of you.

We welcome your opinions, suggestions and comments as we recognize it is the best way to improve our software solutions and customer service.

That is why we heavily invested in a strong presence in social networks and want to listen, understand and engage in honest and meaningful conversations in social media.

You can interact with us using any of the below social media websites:

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At IS Decisions, we recognize the contribution that Microsoft MVPs (Most Valuable Professionals) make to the ITpro community.

More, MVPs’ tweets are usually extremely valuable as they reflect their expertise in Microsoft technologies.

We therefore decided to track MVPs on Twitter and to create a Twitter list of them.

As each Twitter list is currently limited to 500 people, we had to create 3 lists so far, and you should follow them:

@is_decisions/MVPs (500 members)

@is_decisions/MVPs2 (500 members)

@is_decisions/MVPs3 (180 members and counting)

Please help us maintain the most comprehensive and accurate Twitter list(s) of MVPs: if you are an MVP or know an MVP with a Twitter account, just tweet us!

The Personal Computer Museum will mark its fifth anniversary by using Twitter from Commodore’s early home PC, the VIC-20.

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