If you missed our UK TechDays Online event a couple of weeks ago then don’t be sad, the content is now online, on demand.
You’ll need to register to view the content, but if you already registered for the event the registration engine should recognise who you are and let you.…
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The keynote speakers list for TechEd Europe has just been announced and the line up is terrific as always! Brad Anderson, Mark Russinovich, Jeffrey Snover and Mark Minasi to name just a few. Of course you’ll want to be there and what better way to get there than to be a part of the UK TechNet team – of course if you make the grade we’ll cover your costs too.…
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This post explains how to blog. Great blog posts have a few things in common, notably they are readable, interesting to read and discoverable. Why am I mentioning this? We’ll I’ve been blogging for a number of years now and I keep getting people contacting me to ask what they should write to enter the TechEd Challenge to win a fully funded TechEd Europe Place.…
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PowerShell v3 in Windows Server 2012 opens up way more stuff than ever before for automation. I like my VMs to have a host name that matches the name I give the VM in on the Hyper-V host – that way when I write a PowerShell script to build 50 VMs they get useful names and they can all be created from the same VHD image.…
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In this deployment sessions video I take a look at the Deeplinking process using Windows Intune to install an app on Windows RT. The deeplinking process essentially lets you place apps from the Windows Store in your own company store, or Company Portal – essentially letting you curate the best Windows Store apps for your users. You don’t need the code just a link to the app in the Windows Store, so there is nothing for you to store on your servers or in your cloud and the app publisher keeps the app up to date through the Windows Store.
The videos is, as always, split into sections:
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