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We've managed to get more capacity out of the venue and as a result, we've doubled our initial 50 available tickets to 100! If you still fancy coming along, check out our event landing page here [ Register for more tickets here ]

Yep we've got another virtual event for you to watch. This time Randy Roffey from Silect shows off MP Studio You can check out our latest recording here

I've been trailing behind on my blogging recently, mostly due to our hosts stretching out this site move with delay after delay after delay. We've had to put the entire site on hold, blogging, event announcements etc for almost a month due to the way this has been handled. We've published...

We sure have been busy lately, with a virtual and physical meeting taking place ... and now our next event is finally confirmed. Wally Mead is back at WMUG! Come and join WMUG for the Systems Management event of the year. For the second consecutive year WMUG are proud to present Wally Mead, Senior...

WMUG proudly announces ours very first virtual meeting! Live Webcast - Deploying Windows 7 using MDT 2010 and SCCM 2007 SP2 21st of September 2009 - Arrivals 6:45PM to 7PM - Event starts 7PM BST onwards Here is the agenda: 7pm - 8pm BST - Deploying Windows 7 using MDT 2010 and SCCM 2007 SP2...

Just a quick note that you can now find Andrew Drivers Windows 7 slide-deck here: http://wmug.co.uk/groups/wmug_event_material/media/p/1891.aspx

Great event, thanks all that attended and thanks to Andrew Driver for presenting on Windows 7 and Johan Arwidmark for presenting on MDT. Went really well, we had a great turn out and hopefully everyone got something from the event, be it free pizza, chance to meet other like-minded folk, or just plain...

Just a final reminder that WMUG is hosting another event, at Cardinal Place, covering MDT (Johan Arwidmark MVP) and Windows 7 (Viral Tarpara and Andrew Driverand, both MSFT's) You must register to attend, do so here: http://www.wmug.eventbrite.com/ Thursday is just around the corner, we'll...

I am delighted to be able to announce our next meeting on Thursday 18th June at Microsoft’s office in Cardinal Place London where this time we'll be kicking off with an in-depth look at Windows 7, courtesy of Viral Tarpara and Andrew Driver from Microsoft. After some refreshments, Johan...

The WMUG team have brought together the next event, and it's set for the 19th of March at Cardinal Place, London. Split in to the usual two session format, with a talk on System Centre Data Protection Manager by Stephen Porter (Storage Partner Manager EMEA – Microsoft Ltd), and then our...

We managed to get the Video and Slide-decks from the 31st of October 2008 event on to the WMUG website. The event was presented by none other than Wally Mead, on the subjects of Configuration Manager 2007 Site and Client deployment, and included an overview of Service Pack 1 and Release 2. The quality...

Just a quick thank you to all that attended, and to those unnamed few that helped organize the Microsoft logistics to get this event up and running. We really hope you got some good value from this event, and if there are any gaps in your knowledge that we can help fill in (scoped to events subject)...

WMUG, the UK Systems Center User Group is happy to announce that Wally Mead will be attending the next event, which is taking place on the 31st of October 2008, at the Microsoft TVP Campus in Building 3, Chicago. Here's a snippet from the WMUG Event group page, it's a totally ConfigMgr loaded...

I just cannot believe it was only last Tuesday that we had the WMUG meeting take place. The days since just seem to have slide by, with hardly a chance to come up for air and jump on to the WMUG site. A big thank you to all that attended. A good time was had by all it seems, with great feedback on...

Yesterday evening, the latest WMUG event took place at the Microsoft Reading Campus. We had a great turnout, lots of questions asked of the MS Speaker (Paul Collins) who overviewed the System Center product range, and Gordon Mckenna who as usual, spent most of the Recap of MMS 2008 allocated time talking...

What an event, I was pleased to see the turn out, and this time around it was mostly SMS engineers, compared to the Reading MMS Summit where we had mostly MOM engineers! My presentation wasn't very technical at all. It was real tricky for me, as I was trying to gauge the audience based on the...