Presenting at TechReady
I have had a brief week back in the UK after my Keynote presentation with Alison Watson at the Worldwide Partner Conference and now I fly out to Redmond for my second visit of the year (this is getting a bit of a regular thing), this time to take part in one of Microsoft's biggest internal events TechReady.
For those who don’t know, TechReady is a semi-annual, 5-day internal technical conference for Microsoft employees from all over the globe who attend presentations by the various product groups about all the upcoming releases for the year. They also receive training on all of the currently released Microsoft products. The senior executives will also often present at TechReady, outlining their visions for the future, and taking questions from employees.
I actually have the very great honor of being the first OpsMgr MVP ever to present at this event (this is usually just internal speakers), and I will be repeating the two sessions that I did at MMS:
Data Center Management with System Center: Real World Scenarios
Running and Maintaining the Microsoft System Center Suite on Hyper-V
I am extremely excited about both visiting the mother ship once more, spending some more extremely useful time with the PG and in presenting to an internal Microsoft audience, which I am sure will be quite different to the normal WMUG or TechEd\MMS audiences.