Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference

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This week Microsoft, and every company that is a Partner of Microsoft, have descended upon Houston. Thankfully, I live here so I didn't have to travel far. I get to... ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 64 days ago
FREMONT, Calif., July 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AltiGen(R) Communications, Inc. ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 61 days ago
-- Incremax, a New York City business-driven technology consultancy for Microsoft product solutions is pleased to participate with Microsoft, and other International Association of Microsoft Certified Partners (IAMCP) country leaders, to bring ...

Source: findarticles.com --- 36 days ago
July 9, 2008 -- NewMarket Technology, Inc. (OTCBB: NMKT) todayannounced a 235% increase in Microsoft sales over the previous fiscal year.After reporting just $1... ...

Source: www.marketwire.com --- 62 days ago
FREMONT, CA and EATONTOWN, NJ (MARKET WIRE) Network Equipment Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: NWK), a global provider of multi-service network and VoIP solutions for government and enterprise customers, and its subsidiary, Quintum Technologies, an innovator in VoIP technologies, announced today that they will be exhibiting together at the upcoming Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Houston from Tuesday, July 8th, through Thursday, July 10th, 2008. They will be co-located in booth #209. ...

Source: www.earthtimes.org --- 64 days ago
WAKEFIELD, Mass. - Thousands of Microsoft partners attend the annual Worldwide Partner Conference to network and tap into the latest business-growth opportunities each year. One area of growing interest is sear ...

Source: blogs.msexchange.org --- 58 days ago
Burlington, MA – July 7, 2008 – groupSPARK -- a mindSHIFT company, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and the leading provider of private label hosted Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions including hosted Exchange Server 2007, hosted SharePoint Services 3.0, and hosted Dynamics CRM -- an. more... ...

Source: www.24-7pressrelease.com --- 39 days ago
Skelta, a software product company, specializing in enterprise wide business process management (BPM) and advanced workflows, participated at the recently concluded Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference held in Houston ...

Source: www.mapilab.com --- 63 days ago
The MAPILab company would like to invite you and your colleagues to visit its booth at the exhibition that will take place within the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2008 on July 7-10, 2008 in Houston, TX, US. ...

Source: www.crn.com --- 52 days ago
Software-as-a-Service and social responsibility were the twin themes at the event attended by 12,000 Microsoft channel partners. ...

Source: www.crn.com --- 52 days ago
This just loves managed services. No, really, he's just crazy about managed services. Actually, he looks like he's just crazy in general, and that managed services is just part of that whole deal. ...

Source: www.mapilab.com --- 47 days ago
The MAPILab Company participated in the exhibition that was held within the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2008 in Houston, TX, USA, and presented the first public version of MAPILab Reports 2008 - an effective solution for collecting data and creating reports on enterprise IT-infrastructure. ...

Source: searchITChannel.techtarget.com?track=sy480 --- 54 days ago
Hear about the big SaaS and Vista news coming out of Houston and how it affects Microsoft partners. ...

Source: searchITChannel.techtarget.com?track=sy480 --- 52 days ago
Find all of SearchITChannel.com's coverage of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in one easy place. ...

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Watch CEO Steve Ballmer thank Microsoft partners for their work and lay the groundwork for a services-based future. ...

Source: www.itbusiness.ca --- 51 days ago
From channel chief Allison Watson's rap video and Steve Ballmer's keynote to the Conference party, catch the highlights from Houston ...

Source: mspu.typepad.com --- 49 days ago
Well here we are at the WPC for the 3rd day, and after a warm-up from Allison Watson, who highlighted 5 partners with testimonials on how they used Microsoft technology to bring interesting solutions to their well-known clients, Steve Ballmer stormed the senses in typical style, opening with a scream as he stalked the perimeter of the stage at the Toyota Center like a caged tiger (a pretty good-sized one). Of course, this is what the crowd and attendees have been waiting for, as Steve's energy and enthusiasm rolled off the stage and up into the highest rows of seats. He really doesn't need a microphone and amplifier… After some preliminary thanks and the requisite report of how well Microsoft products did last fiscal year, Steve's presentation focused squarely on Software Plus Services. What I found interesting but not surprising was Steve's announcement of Microsoft's initiative to build a completely web-based development platform, opening the door for more Microsoft applications to be Software Plus Services friendly, as well as allowing the ability for developers to develop on this web platform. Steve went on to say that Microsoft is focusing on 4 primary areas: PC Enterprise Consumer Internet Consumer Devices Again, not surprising, but interesting when contrasted with some of Allison Watson's "A-List" presentation yesterday, where she highlighted some of the Skunkworks-type development that goes on behind the doors of the mighty Mic ...

Source: mspu.typepad.com --- 49 days ago
I got in to Houston about 2pm on Sunday and rushed over to the HTG All meeting to start my week at the Conference. The weather in Houston is incredibly hot and a bit humid – but nowhere near the humidity level in Washington DC a few weeks ago, where I delivered a Keynote presentation at the ICCA Annual Conference. Yesterday kicked off the 1st day of the Conference. If you attended WPC in the past 2 years, you will recall that this day was historically focused on the SMB Pre-day event, where SBSC's could get in free, and non-SBSC's could get in for a nominal fee. Well, this is no more, as Microsoft has officially assimilated the pre-day into a 4-day Conference, requiring everyone to pay the full Conference fee to attend the now new official first day. Keynotes on the first day (Monday) seemed intentionally vague, I suppose in order not to reveal any special announcements to be delivered during the keynotes delivered today by Allison Watson, Stephen Elop, Andrew Lees and Brad Brooks. I'm sitting here at the Toyota Center watching Allison Watson open the Keynotes at the Toyota Center. She promises that we'll hear about new changes to the Microsoft Partner Program, Microsoft's Software plus Services initiative, the Launch Momentum for the new Microsoft server products – Server 2008, EBS and SBS, and "debunking the myths about Windows Vista". Allison next introduced the winners of the Partner Program Awards. Much of this content is availabl ...

Source: news.viigo.com --- 56 days ago
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