Here are the Day 2 sessions linked into one blog post.  Again, lots of good content and multiple sessions that got me thinking about how to leverage the Microsoft capabilities we already own.  I wrote mini posts on each session and linked them here for your easy reference.

** Updated post with links to slide decks – Dec 21, 2009

Wednesday Dec 10th

Session 7 – Unified Communications Overviewslides

Session 8 – Office Communication Server Case Study

Session 9 – Windows Server 2008 R2 Strategy and Future Directionsslides

Session 10 – Live@edu Overview

Session 11 – Security Microsoft Strategy Overviewslides

Session 12 – Education Products Strategyslides

Day 2 was another full day with plenty of excellent information.  Thanks to Microsoft for hosting this excellent event. I now have a much clearer understanding of what Microsoft can bring to the table.  Now, our task is to understand and architect a roadmap to leverage our newly created Active Directory, migrate to Exchange, create and deliver a SharePoint platform service and protect it all using a multi-layer security approach using ForeFront.

This was extremely valuable to me and I sincerely hope that Microsoft continues their commitment to educate and share future directions.

Related posts:

  1. Microsoft Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Day 1 Summary
  2. Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Session 6 Microsoft Learning
  3. Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Session 7 Unified Communications Overview
  4. Canadian Colleges Update – Microsoft Dec 2009 Keynote Day 1
  5. Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Session 12 Education Products Strategy

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