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Afternoon Breakout Sessions 12:00 P.M Breakout Sessions Session A – Imperial Room Hands-on Training Topic: Microsoft Exchange Hosting by Keith Keeler, Northeast & Mid-Atlantic, Exchange Hosted Services Session B – Radio City RM 6042 Topic: Office Business Development by Bill Zack, Architect Evangelist – Developer & Platform Evangelist Session C – Belvedere RM 6035 Topic: Futures of Virtual Servers at Microsoft by Allen Steward, Senior Microsoft Architect Chat Room # 6047 Sapphire Consulting

I just got in from LCCC. Jason and I were down there getting everything setup for tomorrow.. I'm telling you, we have an awesome day planned. I really want to call out the support we've received from Shirley Yanovich at LCCC. She went to bat for us with administration to get us the space and it's perfect. For those that regularly attend our events, we won't be in the usual classroom. Instead we'll be in the conference center--parking lot D. LCCC (thanks to Shirley's advocacy) has given us access

Tech Day Summit The New York Windows Enterprise user group is proud to announce the next annual Tech Day event. This all day event will be held at Microsoft’s New York offices, 1290 Avenue of Americas, 6th Floor, on Saturday 6/2/07. This year we will focus on the design, deployment, and implementation of Microsoft applications from an administrative and a programming point of view. Tech Day will drill down into the features and functionality associated with Microsoft products including: Office 2007,

Tech Day Summit The New York Windows Enterprise user group is proud to announce the next annual Tech Day event. This all day event will be held at Microsoft’s New York offices, 1290 Avenue of Americas, 6th Floor, on Saturday 6/2/07. This year we will focus on the design, deployment, and implementation of Microsoft applications from an administrative and a programming point of view. Tech Day will drill down into the features and functionality associated with Microsoft products including: Office 2007,

Last year, the dot NET Valley hosted its first TechBash, an all day conference of technology professionals dedicated to a deep examination of bleeding edge technology. This year is no different—only we’ll be bigger and better. I just got off the phone with Michele from Starbuck’s Dickson City, they are donating coffee, so we’ll have fresh Starbuck’s to amp us up for a day of great conversations—thanks Starbuck’s! We’ll have some donuts and danish in the morning and we’ll be serving lunch (courtesy

The New York Enterprise Windows User Group of NYPC Presents Windows Vista: Infrastructure Protection and Operational Efficiency by Michael J. Murphy, TechNet Presenter, Microsoft Thursday, April 5, 2007 Abstract: Drawn from the Best Of Windows Vista Launch Content, this discussion will focus on the security improvements that make Windows Vista so radically different from prior versions of the Windows OS. We’ll examine User Account Control, Bitlocker Drive Encryption and IE 7 in Protected Mode. Feature

Ravi is an associate of mine who working in India , but is very well connected up at corp. It looks like he’s posted some information about some satellite technology we’ve been working on quietly for the past few years. I didn’t realize any of this was ready for public announcement, but now that Tony has mentioned it, I can say I’m really looking forward to leveraging the new communication technology . The idea of having my video camera link to my mom’s cell phone – all from 1000 miles away – is

Yesterday's Launch in NYC was the first in a series of Launch Events for me. I'll be traveling six of the next seven weeks spreading the LOVE -- Longhorn, Office 2007, Vista and Exchange 2007. And you could really feel the LOVE in NY. There was a great deal of community activity. The ask the experts rooms were heavily staffed by non-Microsoft people. I spoke with Brian and Rosie, MCT's that voluntered to spend the day talking about the next generation technology to anyone with questions. I kind of