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Trip to Texas – Microsoft WPC Day t-4
I’m here in Houston, TX for the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference starting next Monday – having arrived a few days earlier to spend some time with another ex-pat, my good buddy Redditch Texas...
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Day 2 in the USA. Number of Donuts eaten = 3. Number of different variety’s of Margaritas consumed = 4. Number of Quesadillas eaten = 12. Yesterday was 4th July – American Independence Day – so...
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Day three in the USA – Heat – 29c – Number of Donuts consumed = a lot. The day started with a typical American Breakfast – Donuts, Milkshake, and some type of hot-dog bun filled with melted cheese,...
View ArticleTrip to Texas – Microsoft WPC Day t-1
Sunday was the final day before the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference began the following day – but there was plenty to keep me occupied on the “pre-day”! After going to George R. Brown...
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Monday was Day One “proper” of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Houston, TX. I’ve got to give it to Microsoft – they are well organised, as booking into the hotel I was provided with all...
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Trip to Texas – Microsoft WPC Day 2
One of the challenges of attending the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference is the fact that it’s so huge, so vast, with so many things to see and people to meet, that you can go crazy trying to fit...
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Trip to Texas – Microsoft WPC Day 3
After last nights UK Regional Party, I was today feeling more than a little fragile. The thought of going with a fuzzy head to sit and listen to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer scream at me in his own...
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Trip to Texas – Microsoft WPC Day 4
EDIT – I wrote this entry last Friday, but before setting off on my 14 hour flight back to blighty from Texas I neglected to post it on-line! Whoops! The final day of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner...
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Looking at Microsoft WPC 09 in New Orleans
I’m writing this sat in the lounge at Newark International Airport near New York, waiting for a flight taking the GG and I back to Birmingham, and I’m reflecting on the past week spent in New Orleans...
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Successfully Partnering with Microsoft
I believe that one of the foundations of our success as an MSP has been focusing on successful relationships. Successful relationships with our staff, with our clients, and with our vendors. We look...
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Making the most of Microsoft WPC
I’m currently sat in the ServisAir Lounge at London Heathrow Airport, ready to head out to Washington, DC where I’ve been fortunate enough to be asked to be one of the presenters at this years...
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Looking at Windows Phone 7
One of the recurring themes of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2010 here in Washington, DC seems to be the acknowledgement that the line between the consumer and business technology worlds...
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Reporting from WPC10 – Next Versions of SBS Announced
Two of the biggest announcements coming out of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2010 in Washington, DC, at least from an SMB perspective, are the announcement of the next versions of Small...
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Top 10 Most Valuable Resources for Microsoft Infrastructure Solution Partners
My final blog about the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2010, which finished a week ago in Washington, DC, but, as anyone who has attended can attest to, can take the whole of the following...
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What is a Microsoft SBSC PAL?
It was this time last year that I wrote about “Successfully Partnering with Microsoft” and my honour at being appointed Microsoft UK Small Business Specialist Community Partner Area Lead (What a...
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Sir Richard Branson – Notes from the WPC Vision Keynote
For the first time in three years, I didn’t attend the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, this year held in Los Angeles – but like many of you I did follow it on Digital WPC where a lot of the...
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