Microsoft’s Enterprise Mobility Briefing Event 2008

ieitpro — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 22:00:00 GMT

We are hosting a really GREAT Mobility Event on February 21st.

Business right across Ireland are demanding more manageable integrated mobility solutions. To date, mobile devices have often been rolled out in a haphazard fashion and the management of those devices has often been achieved in a non-integrated way. If you subjected the mobile phones and PDAs accessing your corporate network to the same rigours of IT risk and management policies that you do your laptops, how would they measure up?

This event will provide you with an answer to some of your key mobility questions. We will bring you through the Windows Mobile roadmap and also take a comprehensive look at Microsoft's System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008. Mobile Device Manager is Microsoft’s comprehensive mobile device management solution that provides greater reliability, reduces maintenance costs, simplifies manageability, and easily scales to support thousands of Windows Mobile users. It also integrates with your Active Directory/Group Policy implementations and with security-enhanced mobile VPN, on-device encryption, remote device wipe, and more. Mobile Device Manager gives users more secure access to the corporate data they need to stay productive virtually anytime and anywhere, including line-of-business applications, SharePoint servers, document libraries, and file shares.

Prizes will be given out on the day!

Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Briefing 2008

Speaker: Jason Langridge (Mr Mobile Blog!) – Biography below.

Date: 21 February 2008

Location: Microsoft's Atrium B Building, Carmenhall Road, Sandyford, Dublin 18
Who should attend: IT professionals, IT Managers, Exchange Administrators.
Registration: Click here to register

Full Agenda

08.30 – 09:00 Light breakfast and registration

09:00 – 09:10 Welcome and Introduction

09:10 – 10:10 Windows Mobile Update and introduction System Center Mobile Device Manager.

System Center Mobile Device Manager is a comprehensive mobile device management solution that provides greater reliability, reduces maintenance costs, simplifies manageability, and easily scales to support thousands of Windows Mobile users. With security-enhanced mobile VPN, on-device encryption, remote device wipe, and more, Mobile Device Manager gives users more secure access to the corporate data they need to stay productive virtually anytime and anywhere, including line-of-business applications, SharePoint servers, document libraries, and file shares.

10:10 – 10:40 We will also be showing Case Studies highlighting Windows Mobile Deployments: showing the simplicity and benefits of Windows Mobile.

10:40 – 10:50 Coffee and break

10:50 – 11:20 Unified Communications Update.

The value of the Windows Mobile platform with other Microsoft products is clearly demonstrated in the release of Office Communicator Mobile 2007. Communicator Mobile extends Microsoft’s Live Communications Server’s capabilities to mobile devices, enabling companies to deploy IM and presence-enabled solutions that provide a consistent real-time communications experience across PCs and smart mobile devices.

11:20 – 11:50 Customer Success Story – Northern Ireland Wildlife Ambulance Board and ALK

11:50 – 12:15 How to engage and get started.

12:15 – 12:30 Summary, Q&A, close

Quick Questions Regarding Microsoft's Business Applications: CRM, Finance and ERP Products

ieitpro — Mon, 16 Oct 2006 12:12:00 GMT

We're looking at putting on an event about the Microsoft Dynamics product line.

As an IT Professional are you what is your level of involvement with your company’s business applications [CRM, Finance, ERP]? Is it on a support only basis or are you part of the team that reviews such solutions?

Do you advise on what product the business users should purchase or it this decision primarily down to your Managing Director or your Financial Director?

Are your current business applications having an impact on your workload?

Would you like to find out more about Microsoft’s offerings around CRM and Finance?

Are your current business applications integrated with your desktop products and your infrastructure?

When was the last time you reviewed the financial or CRM products your company uses?

Specifically what would you like to see presented at a Microsoft Dynamics Event?

I hope you can give me some feedback on this by typing your comments into the space provided below and hit submit. This would help me structure the event in a way that would benifit you most.

Thanks,
Colm

Microsoft TechNet Ireland Blog : line of business software

Microsoft’s Enterprise Mobility Briefing Event 2008

Quick Questions Regarding Microsoft's Business Applications: CRM, Finance and ERP Products