Microsoft Technical Preview in Cleveland

Microsoft Technical Preview
Featuring Vista, Office and Exchange

Microsoft® is making a special appearance in Cleveland, OH on Wendesday, June 21, 2006, to give a presentation to Greater Cleveland PC User Group members (and guests) about technical details of the upcoming releases of Vista, Exchange and Office. Microsoft experts will be giving in-depth technical presentations and demos and there will be Q&A time. In addition, they will be providing refreshments and raffle prizes. As with all GCPCUG meetings, this is free and open to the public. GCPCUG requests that each attendee be included in an RSVP email to me@RLCoppedge.com to insure that there is enough seating and food. Please include the number of people attending in the RSVP.

Event Information
Wendesday, June 21, 2006, 5:00 to 9:30 PM
Cleveland Renaissance Hotel
Ballroom B
24 Public Square
Cleveland, OH 44113
(216) 696-5600
Free and open to the public

Subject Content
Microsoft Vista - This presentation will serve as a deep dive into an IT Pro’s workflow centering on the day to day activities that are typical in desktop management. We will illustrate the deployment tools, management interfaces, GPO, and additional features. Our goal it to represent a real “day in the life” approach for IT Pros, highlighting how Windows Vista will make your day more productive with topics such as Booting and Resuming Windows, Recovering from System Errors, New Event Viewer, Forwarding Events & Subscriptions, Scheduling Tasks and Diagnosing Performance Issues.Microsoft Office has evolved from a suite of personal productivity products to a more comprehensive and integrated system. This session, will provide a look into the new components around enterprise content management, collaboration, and business intelligence, and how the new, but familiar results-orientated user interface will help you and your organization produce better results faster.Exchange Server 2007, the next major version of Exchange, will be a leap forward in enhancing the information worker's access to larger mailboxes while giving the email administrator a more manageable and secure email infrastructure. This session will provide an overview of the product direction and provide a sneak peak at some of the new features that will be included in the product.
To RSVP, send an email, with the all attendees included, to Bob Coppedge.
For other Microsoft-related events in June, see the blog entry from June 6th.

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