This is my first time at Tech Ed. I’ve been able to talk with a lot of Microsoft product managers, and have a deeper understanding on where the products are currently, and where they’re headed in near term.
One of more interesting sessions I attended was using Exchange 2010 to achieve Rich Coexistence with Exchange Online.
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After two days at Microsoft TechEd, it’s easy to see the theme: cloud computing. Similar to the strategic direction discussed at the VMware Partner Conference in February, Microsoft has stated the importance of cloud computing and how Azure is a main focus moving forward.
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I was invited to join the Microsoft product team (formerly the Opalis product team) in Redmond for System Center Opalis Training.
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I attended the Microsoft Management Summit 2010 a few weeks ago. I learned quite a bit, so I decided I’d fill everyone in. Here goes….
First, the vision: Desktop to the cloud.
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In these days of cost-cutting and keeping up with the latest technology, some companies and educational institutions have begun a migration away from internally supported e-mail and application systems to web-based solutions, such as Google Apps. This eliminates the need for patches, system updates and bringing e-mails through internal servers, but it also relinquishes the control and robust user interface features many of us have become accustomed to.
Continue reading “Knowledge Transfer 2.0: Google Apps: The Good, the Bad and the Not-So Ugly”