Microsoft Tech.Ed Online: Office and UC
Tech Ed, posted: 19-Oct-2009 13:29
There were quite a few Office and Unified Communication tracks at Tech.Ed. Here are some of the official session recordings:
Business Productivity Online Suite (Mark Orange)
Building rich calendaring experiences with Exchange Web Services (Albert Kooiman, David Claux)
High availability in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
Microsoft Exchage Server 2010 Architecture (Ross Smith IV)
Storage in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 (Matthew Gossage)
Unified Messaging in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 (Michael Wilson)
Driving contextual collaboration with Microsoft Office Communicator 2007
And here is our "unofficial" interview with Andrew Ehrensing, Microsoft Principal Consultant talking to us about upcoming release of Exchange 2010:
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Business Productivity Online Suite (Mark Orange)
Building rich calendaring experiences with Exchange Web Services (Albert Kooiman, David Claux)
High availability in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
Microsoft Exchage Server 2010 Architecture (Ross Smith IV)
Storage in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 (Matthew Gossage)
Unified Messaging in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 (Michael Wilson)
Driving contextual collaboration with Microsoft Office Communicator 2007
And here is our "unofficial" interview with Andrew Ehrensing, Microsoft Principal Consultant talking to us about upcoming release of Exchange 2010:
For Tech.Ed official videos visit TechEd Online, a global online community where visitors can explore video interviews with industry experts, view on-demand sessions and keynotes, join the community with Tech.Ed blog posts from around the world.
Other related posts:
Registrations open for Microsoft Tech.Ed New Zealand 2010
Connect with your local .Net user groups
Unleash your development potential with Visual Studio & MSDN
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Comment by adam mork, on 29-Oct-2009 05:57 , user id: )
Hi Chris, great speech at SPC2009 on open xml. Any idea when the new 2010 documentation will be available ?