If you’ve been keeping up with the Kentico blog lately you will have seen that there have been a couple new faces introduced this month. And notably, both from Microsoft.

One of these faces belongs to Michal Neuwirth who will be taking up post as the new Kentico Product Manager

partners up to date with any of the new Kentico features, and for that matter will also be taking requests.

The other new face is that of Thom Robbins who joins Kentico as a Product Evangelist, responsible for spreading the word on Kentico and educating its users.

August also saw Kentico release a free Kentico CMS Connector for Microsoft SharePoint, allowing business users to create content on their SharePoint intranet and to publish it on public-facing Kentico web sites.

This is a great move by Kentico, allowing organizations to work around the lack of Web Content Management features within Microsoft SharePoint whilst also simplifying the publishing workflow.

Surprisingly, the connector works with all editions of Kentico CMS 4 including the free version.