Microsoft Tech.Ed New Zealand day-by-day

Tech Ed, posted: 8-Oct-2009 17:49

I just received a tip about a series of blog posts reporting day-by-day some of the most interesting sessions at Microsoft Tech.Ed New Zealand 2009. Check this out:

Microsoft Tech.Ed New Zealand 2009 Day 1

Microsoft Tech.Ed New Zealand 2009 Day 2

Microsoft Tech.Ed New Zealand 2009 Day 3

Very good commentary on each session attended, with plenty of links to sources and original content by the speakers. Worth visiting each post.

Other related posts:
Registrations open for Microsoft Tech.Ed New Zealand 2010
Connect with your local .Net user groups
Microsoft Tech.Ed Online: Office and UC

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