21 August 2008, Liverpool: Microsoft Virtualisation and Management Technologies 2 September 2008, Reading : TechNet: the Microsoft Vision for Unified Communications 9 September 2008, Reading: Microsoft Virtualisation and Management Technologies 10 September 2008, Reading: SQL Server 2008 Unleashed 10...

Now we are over the joys of end of year and the beginnings of a new financial year, we are now in a position to get the events engine going Here are the events that I added to the website today and another set will follow in a week or so, including Small Business Server 2008 and an in-depth licensing...

These short videos focus on specific tasks and show you how to accomplish them, step-by-step, using Microsoft products and technologies. Subscribe to the RSS feed to see new content every month or go here A few that I think will be popular: 10 Cool Things to do with the Powershell This demo shows...

Following the actual event a few weeks ago, the recording of this is now available on the event pages Go to the TechNet Event page and look for the event title on the right hand side in "Past Events" section Thanks to Richard Siddaway for all his effort with this event

Following the 2008 Launch event in Birmingham on 19 th March, TechNet will be going out on the road. The roadshow will be heavy on demos and light on PowerPoint. We'll look at various scenarios, such as managing Windows Server 2008 and how Windows Server 2008 works alongside Windows Vista. You'll have...

Our survey says.....that Windows Powershell is going to be a very big driver of Windows Server 2008 adoption So if you want to find out what its all about, then attend this event next week: Using Windows Powershell to administer your Windows Environment When: 12th February, start time 18:30 Where...

Windows Powershell will ship as part all future major Microsoft products including Windows 2008. These two sessions will show you how to manage Windows Server 2008 and your Windows environment with Windows PowerShell as well as covering some of the features of PowerShell V2. Starting with an overview...