Hey all! As you can probably tell from my Live ID, I am not Dean Paron or James Duffus. My name is Livi Erickson, and I am a Program Manager intern on the WMS team. Since this is my first time writing a blog post for the TechNet blogs, I thought I...

Expanding the international footprint of Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 Additional language support and minor updates now available with Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 Rollup 1 Beta Hi. It’s James again. I'm lucky enough to run Windows MultiPoint...

Ever wonder who builds Windows MultiPoint Server? Here's your chance to match up faces and names. From left to right... Back Row: Paul, Fabini, Manish, Pawel, Lian, Dave, Greg, Ann, Nikolay, Victor, Dan, Srini, Pankaj, Rich, Josh Middle Row:...

By popular request, here are the Windows MultiPoint Server part numbers and prices, pulled from the Microsoft U.S. Open License Estimated Retail Price List . A couple quick notes on how to read the chart: There are four pricing levels listed...

First and foremost, thanks to everyone that visited us at the TechEd booth. We had amazing energy at the booth, and it was great to talk with everyone. For those that couldn't join us in person, we filmed 12 instructional videos from the show floor and...

Hey folks, clarifying another common question: How do I license Windows MultiPoint Server? The big picture is pretty easy to understand with this video: What I didn’t talk about in that video was the nuanced differences between Volume Licensing...

Hey folks, this is Dean again, posting from TechEd 2011. One common question I’m getting this year is “What languages does MultiPoint Server support?” Because Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 is built on Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1...

Hey folks, this is Dean, posting from TechEd 2011. A couple folks have asked about the minimum hardware requirements for Multipoint. You can find that info and more in the Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 Planning Guide. Relevant content copied here...

Today's news comes from Steven Goddard who has been working with our partner teams on a great developer extensibility story for WMS 2011: Hello, my name is Steven Goddard and I work on the Windows MultiPoint Server team. Previously, I worked...

Greetings folks, This is Dean Paron, Product Unit Manager for Windows MultiPoint Server, back again. It's been a couple weeks since we announced the availability of Windows MultiPoint Server 2011, and I wanted to follow up with a list of the most common...

Hi- this is James, Group Program Manager for Windows MultiPoint Server. On behalf of the WMS team I am very excited to announce that Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 is available on the Download Center today, and to MSDN and TechNet Subscribers a bit later...

First, a big "Thank You" to all the people who have been downloading and giving us feedback on the Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 Beta and Release Candidate (which is still available for you to evaluate , by the way!). Based on the progress we have made...

It’s James Duffus, Group Program Manager for Windows MultiPoint Server again. Back on October 19, 2010, we announced the availability of the MultiPoint Server 2011 Beta. Over the past couple of months, we’ve incorporated your feedback, fixed...

Hi, I'm James Duffus, Group Program Manager for Windows MultiPoint Server , a shared computing solution for education that allows multiple students to each have their own desktop experience sharing a single PC. Earlier this year we announced the availability...

Hello everyone, I want to welcome everyone to the Windows Multipoint Server Team Blog and briefly go over what we want to achieve with this blog. We set up this blog to share technical information and insights from the Product Development Team with...