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  • Microsoft Demos

    Q: (from Cathy) Hello we were wondering if you had any canned demos you could send us on SharePoint for a demo this Thursday? A: If you are a registered partner with the Action Pack, you get the Technical Demonstration Toolkit which has a full SharePoint setup with data and script (I use it all of the...
    Posted to Steve's TS2 Insider (Weblog) by sdeming on 09-30-2008
  • Virtualization Resources

    Q: (from Jim through Shirley) I’m in the throes of planning my own server virtualization project and would love to (I think, maybe, perhaps) use Microsoft technologies to do it. Of course none of my current salesmen/technical advisors know anything about it so they are backing away at high rates of speed...
    Posted to Steve's TS2 Insider (Weblog) by sdeming on 07-03-2008
  • SharePoint vs. Groove

    Q: (from Dan) Always great to see you present and allow partners to pick your brain… As per today’s discussion, here are a few questions that have been compiled: · Is there a side by side comparison of Groove Vs. SharePoint? · Is there a battle card for SharePoint vs. Google Dashboards and/or IBM WebSphere...
    Posted to Steve's TS2 Insider (Weblog) by sdeming on 06-30-2008
  • Windows Server with Software Assurance

    Q: (from Jim) I enjoyed the T2 Event in Newark, DE yesterday. I had asked about the upgrade path for clients with Windows 2003 Server w. Software Assurance and whether or not they would get Hyper V if they upgrade to Server 2008. Can you please forward this question to the right folks on your end and...
    Posted to Steve's TS2 Insider (Weblog) by sdeming on 06-18-2008
  • Increase your revenue Opportunity with EBS 2008

    Essential Business Server 2008 is a consolidated multi-server offering that’s been specially designed for mid-sized businesses. Join Kevin Watts, Product Manager for Windows Server and Bernardo Munoz, Senior Product Manager for Windows Server as they discuss the solution capabilities, market opportunity...
    Posted to Partnercasts (Weblog) by MSReadiness on 06-16-2008
  • Terminal Services Licensing

    Q: (from Peter) When publishing an app, is a TS license and an application license (think Office) required? A: Are you talking about RemoteApp? If so, the answer is “Yes” For example, if you have 20 people who would be using Office over TS but the maximum number of simultaneous users would be 10, you...
    Posted to Steve's TS2 Insider (Weblog) by sdeming on 06-16-2008
  • Small Business Server 2008: New Partner Opportunity!

    If you’re interested in growing your business in the small business space, SBS 2008 is the right solution for you. Join Bernardo Munoz, Senior Product Manager for Windows Server and Kevin Watt , Product Manager for Windows Server as they discuss the new and improved capabilities of SBS 2008, walk through...
    Posted to Partnercasts (Weblog) by MSReadiness on 06-09-2008
  • Server 2008 Downgrade Rights

    Q: (from Maryse) We purchased the software OEM server 2008 and we would like to downgrade to 2003. A: Here is the official word: “Microsoft grants the rights to use any prior version of Windows Server 2008, regardless of which channel was used to acquire the license.” And here is the web site that includes...
    Posted to Steve's TS2 Insider (Weblog) by sdeming on 05-29-2008
  • Windows Vista & Windows Server Better Together

    Q: (from James) Thank you for your very informative presentation about Windows Server 2008 Tuesday. Can you provide me the link to the slides? Can you also provide information on “Sky Drive”? A: Here is a link to the presentation: http://cid-9dc1b9c3c6b95b61.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/LET%20Better%20Together...
    Posted to Steve's TS2 Insider (Weblog) by sdeming on 05-09-2008
  • Frank feedback about Windows Server 2008

    Q: (from John) Follow-up from Philadelphia Heroes presentation. Well, Server 2008 is almost as frustrating as Vista, but not entirely. Basic maintenance tasks are hidden away. Servers are meant to be easier to IT managers not more difficult. We really need a task converter. You enter the clicks or menu...
    Posted to Steve's TS2 Insider (Weblog) by sdeming on 04-27-2008
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