“Building a BrainShare keynote”
I’m putting together an article about building the BrainShare keynote demos. I’ll include information on ‘what and how’
Here are the screen shots from Monday:
I’m putting together an article about building the BrainShare keynote demos. I’ll include information on ‘what and how’
Here are the screen shots from Monday:
Google it.
Demo building is fun 🙂
I’ve been locked in our PM war room all day building servers and demos with Mark Schouls – one of the smartest guys around when it comes to systems management.
As always the demos are being built on code so fresh you can still smell the paint. We’ve found some interesting things for our engineers to look at – and as always time is short.
I’ll add more as we get closer to the keynote demos.
Another cross posting on Microsofts own internal discussions on software distribution to my team blog
Hmm.. This seems like a missing feature. I really only want to write this once and post to two blogs. That and trackback would be great.
[edit] – I originally had multiple blogs – I moved from Blogspot to self-hosted WordPress; now consolidated to a single blog.
It has been claimed by some that:
Microsoft Active Directory along with Group Policy Object support for software distribution is everything a customer needs to manage workstations.
Here we will discuss that further.
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I posted a lot of the previously internal ZENworks Linux Management/Red Carpet Enterprise configuration documentation. I dated it for December 2004 – which was when I posted it internally at Novell. Some day I must go back and clean up the formatting – it’s a raw cut and paste from the ZENworks internal wiki.
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