Welcome to The New Efficiency Virtual Launch Event

    Welcome to The New Efficiency Virtual Launch Event


    Posted: 29 Sep 2009
    Are you looking to learn more about Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Exchange 2010 and other Microsoft products? Well the New Efficiency Virtual Launch Event is the perfect opportunity to do so.

    What will you find there?


    • Steve Ballmer’s Keynote Replay
    • Over 100 sessions presented by Microsoft. Topics include:
      • Windows 7 Application Compatibility
      • Windows 7 Deployment Technologies
      • Windows XP Mode Overview
      • Saving WAN costs with BranchCache
      • Remote Desktop and Applications with WS08 R2
      • Microsoft Web Platform – What’s New in IIS 7.5
      • Voice Mail with Unified Messaging in Exchange 2010
      • Outlook Web Apps in Exchange 2010
      • Information Protection Solutions Overview
      • MDOP; Asset Inventory Services
      • and much much more

    • Visit Virtual Partner Booths from:
      • Cisco, AMD, Dell, Citrix, Intel, plus many others

    • Download full version trials of Windows 7 Enterprise, Server 2008 R2, Exchange Server 2010 and Microsoft Forefront.
    • Virtual backpacks to you can download transcripts from every demo, documentation and more.
    • Links to hundreds of additional Microsoft resources to help you
    • Links to brand new Springboard Series Windows 7 content created just for the virtual launch experience.

    The best part? All of this is available to you for free. Just visit www.thenewefficiency.com later today and see what happens when cost savings, productivity and innovation come together.


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    z3r010's Avatar Posted By: z3r010
    29 Sep 2009



  1. Posts : 11,840
    64-bit Windows 8.1 Pro
       #1

    Thanks John, I plan on watching this one for once!
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  2. Posts : 1,360
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #2

    Too bad you can't get a hold of a Win7 key for the virtual event like you can the RL one.
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