Calling all IT Pros! You’re IT!Time to join in the conversation! We have created a new site to be a new way of participating in the IT Pro Community, and to learn about TechNet Events and Webcasts of interest to YOU.The new site it a blogger aggregator, so if you are an IT Pro, student, MVP, MCP, … Continue reading TechNet Events Bloggers site is LIVE!
My Dad is a veteran. He served our country as an officer in the USAF, specifically what was known as the Strategic Air Command (SAC). He, like so many others, felt it was important to serve and add to the strength of an already strong nation, in order to maintain peace; to ensure that future … Continue reading A Day To Reflect
Here’s another reminder of a good SQL 2005 webcast series going on this coming week.I’ve mentioned this a number of times in our live events.
…from the new TechNet Webcasts blog.
Have you been to TechEdBloggers.net yet?(What about now, after you clicked that link?) What would you think about having a place like that to go to year-round, where you could view or subscribe to IT Pro-related event-news from Microsft, as well as blog postings from others in the IT Pro community?Well, I’m part of a … Continue reading At work on a new IT Pro Community / Events Site
Dean Andrews, our man in charge of all TechNet Webcast events here in the US, has finally started blogging! Check it out, and subscribe (RSS) to it if you want the latest webcast news straight from the guy who knows all.
"Huh? That didn't make sense, Kevin." Let me explain. As you know, TechEd 2005 is sold out. But you can still get in on the action from home for many of the live sessions going on. Here's are the details: --- Microsoft Tech·Ed 2005 is sold out! If you missed your chance to register, there … Continue reading Just because you can’t be there doesn’t mean you can’t attend…
I’ve mentioned this series several times during our live TechNet Briefings recently, and now I see that a UK counterpart of mine, Matt Stephen, has posted a nice summary about it.So rather than duplicating what he’s done, I’ll just link to his great writeup.
I may have blogged about this before. And I do think it’s a very useful tool. But it still needs improving…The Events and Webcasts team responsible for the http://www.microsoft.com/events site have built a handy search page. You can find out about events by: who you are (IT Pro, Developer, Home PC user, Information Worker, etc), … Continue reading How do I find a Microsoft event coming to my area?
Here, is this week’s “best of” Q&A log from the webcast. Sincere thanks again to my teammates for doing such a great job helping to answer questions! I give them the credit for the information in this document. You guys rock!Also I want to make sure also have the link to the Session Resources I posted … Continue reading Windows Server 2003 Administration Webcast Series (Part 12 – Maintenance and Updates) Q-n-A
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