It?s been a week since the launch of Windows Intune and we?re seeing customers around the world trying our new cloud service for better PC management and security and taking advantage of the Windows 7 Enterprise upgrade rights that are included.
We?ve also gotten a lot of questions of Windows Intune and how it works. So I want to tell you how you can learn more and get your questions answered.
Tomorrow, Thurs., March 31 at 9:00 a.m. PST Microsoft Technical Fellow Mark Russinovich will be hosting a virtual roundtable, the Windows Intune Technology Tune-up. Joining him on the panel will be customers and partners using Windows Intune: Jeff Gargas, IT Director or Robinson Engineering; Ed Roberts, President of Lethos Consulting; and Fred Beyer, IT Director Infrastructure and Desktop Support with Cybershift. Microsoft panelists will include David Kays, Director of Engineering for Windows Intune; Stephen Rose, Windows IT pro Community Manager and me.
This virtual roundtable event is your chance to ask a panel of IT professionals and Windows Intune experts your questions about cloud-based PC management. We?ll be discussing best practices in PC management, the challenges of protecting and supporting remote users and their experience with Windows Intune. This event will include product demonstrations, how-to tips and tricks, and live Q&A.
We hope you can join us.
For more information on Windows Intune, check out the Windows for Your Business Blog, the Press Release and News Center story from last week. IT professionals interested should also check out the Windows Intune Zone on Springboard.There?s also some good information on potential cost savings in an IDC study and you can hear more from our customers and partners on the Windows Intune Web site.
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