I noticed this on a co-worker's blog. Thanks to Bill for the info.

We work on some pretty cool projects at InterKnowlogy. We are a "Microsoft Gold Partner", providing custom software architecture, design, and implementation services to companies throughout San Diego, Orange County, and lately, around the country.

Anyway - we typically work with either the latest released software such as .NET 2.0, Visual Studio Team System, SQL Server 2005, etc. ... and then quite often we go one step further and do projects with Beta software such as .NET 3.0 (WPF, WF, WCF), Office 2007, etc.

Channel9 did a feature on one of our coolest projects - The Scripps Research Institute’s Collaborative Molecular Environment

Uses WPF, WinForms, Office 2007 to a Sharepoint 2007 backend.