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Tech Ed and MSDN Unplugged update
11 April 08 01:12 AM

Sometimes it feels like we just live from one event to the next. So while we’ve now got the launch events out of the way, there is more coming – and we need your help to make them the best events they can be First up – we are getting underway with our Read More...

Postedby dburling | 10 Comments    

Filed under: Community, Microsoft, TechEdNZ

Off to Seattle, then traveling and then Tech Ed.
17 July 07 03:53 PM

Many of us at Microsoft are traveling at this time of the year. There are a number of conferences on that attract Microsoft employees from all over the world - there is the Microsoft Partner conference, which a number of kiwis from partner companies were Read More...

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Filed under: Microsoft, TechEdNZ

The sound of inevitability - help us help you
20 June 07 08:17 PM

It happens every year... Tech Ed sells out and we have lots of people who miss out on getting tickets. How can this happen? When tickets go on sale we blog about it , we note it in MSDN and Technet Flash Newsletters, and we advertise in mainstream media Read More...

Postedby dburling | 3 Comments    

Filed under: Microsoft, TechEdNZ

Working at Microsoft and meetings
07 June 07 06:26 PM

A few weeks ago I came to the realization that at Microsoft we have relatively few meetings. I know - it is probably something I should have picked up ages ago, but its not until you are insanely busy that you notice it - or maybe I've just got a grip... Read More...

Postedby dburling | 2 Comments    

Filed under: Microsoft, TechEdNZ, Off Topic

Technical Briefings - over and out!
21 March 07 12:59 AM

I've just finished the keynote presentation for the Christchurch Technical briefings . Phew! Great to have that out of the way. I can now go back to normality ;-) The last few weeks have been great in many ways. I've now done my first ever keynote series, Read More...

Postedby dburling | 7 Comments    

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