Interviews @ Tech.Ed

Last night we interviewed a number of Microsoft experts in the Digital Media Lounge @ Tech.Ed.

Here’s a list of the schedule.

7 PM – Martin Gregory and Michael Kleef ? Windows Server 2008

7.15 PM – Dilip Mistry, General Manager, Developer & Platform Evangelism APAC ? Microsoft?s Software + Services vision

7.30 PM – Oscar Trimboli and Johann Kruse – Presence/Collaboration

7.45 PM – Michael Kordahi and Shane Morris ? Silverlight

8 PM – John Pritchard and Andrew McMurray ? Windows Vista DOP

8.15 PM – Frank Arrigo and Michael Platt ? Extended bloggers panel..

 

The interviews went great, we’ll be including these into our next episode which should be up early next week.

Many thanks to all interviewees.

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