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  • Microsoft Wants to Teach You How to be Efficent

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    posted by Mohan Belani on Friday, November 6, 2009 at 3:50pm Categories: Blog

    Microsoft Windows 7 eventEver thought how you could be more efficient at work? Ever thought of how to make your data work across platforms and across your services? Looks like the friendly folks at Microsoft have the answer.

    Microsoft will be having their efficiency launch event on 19th November 2009 at Suntec Convention and Exhibition Center. Judging from the location they have picked, this looks to be a large mass, big budget event. Fresh off the Windows 7 launch, Microsoft now wants you to learn how you can make the most out of Windown 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 and Exchange Server 2010 to help meet your challenges, whatever they may. The event is nicely catered towards 3 main groups of people, decision makers, IT professional and developers. The event seems pretty popular, judging from the fact that the registration for some of the breakout session have already been closed, even though I just got word of it today.

    If your company is using Microsoft’s services and you want to learn how to optimize them for better usage, then this is definitely the event for you. The diverse mix of topics and breakout sessions is sure to keep any Microsoft buff entertained, with intelligently planned sessions for the right audience demographic.

    Interested folks can register here. More details about the event are available here. Also, you can attend the event and stand a chance to walk away with attractive prizes. Enjoy!


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