Articles Archive for February 2010
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In the MVP Summit week, over 1,300 MVP’s have travelled the globeto descend on the Redmond and Bellvue campus to learn new things, share their experiences and, well network. All were excited and had aims, like asking questions. learning more, providing feedback’s, meeting the Product Group (PG). We interviewed many MVPs and asked them about their thoughts about the summit.
What about the other side of the medallion, what do the PG members thing about the summit, why do they want to meet the MVPs? We asked few questions to Brad …
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Justin and me, we have intervied some US MVP’s together with their MVP Lead Jake Gray…
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What is if 2 Aussie finds them in a huge campus like Microsoft ? And what if its the MVP Summit?
Joke in side, we are discussing with Kyle why it is important to come to the MVP Summit ?
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In this video me & Justin m brought together some Chinese and Korean MVP’s together and ask them what they think about the MVP Summit… As a dedicated video staff me and Justin had some difficulties to manage all of them but it was really FUN, 2 part video, promise you are going to love it !
PART 1
PART 2
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IT News, Microsoft, Product Reviews, Status update about ME!, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 »
Event: Tech Teachers: Exchanging email in 2010 and Top 10 reasons to switch to Windows 7 /Server 2008 R2
Topic: Exchange 2010 server, Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7
Date: TBA
Sydney Canberra Melbourne Perth
Event goal: introduce people to the technical & business drivers behind moving from existing messaging infrastructure such as Exchange 2003/7 to Exchange 2010. Audience: IT managers, Email administrators, help desk managers Background: The Tech Teaches series brings together content for both the business manager as well as technical resource. Hosted by a Microsoft MVP (Microsoft Valuable Professional) and …
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While at summit, Justin and I did a load of interviews of other MVP’s and their experiences. What we didn’t realise is that one of the MVP’s wanted us to do an interview for him in return. Watch and enjoy as Sung Ki Park, a Windows Desktop Experience MVP from Korea, interviews me and Justin, where we try our hardest to understand Korean- English
Oh and make sure you wait till the end to see the best bit Oleeeee
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