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Tag Archives: Microsoft Exchange Conference
Squeaky lobster’s at MEC: Is this the start of the excitement?
This coming week is all about the relaunched, revamped, and hopefully not-a-warmed-over-copy-of-Teched Microsoft Exchange Conference (MEC). I flew from Dublin to Orlando yesterday, enjoying a reasonable service from Aer Lingus on a flight that must have set a new record … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange
Tagged Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, MEC, Microsoft Exchange Conference, Office 365
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What to do about Outlook’s synchronization logs?
Those of you who read my “other” blog (at WindowsITPro.com) are probably aware of my views on Outlook’s continuing failure to be able to suppress or otherwise deal with the generous number of synchronization logs that the client generates. Last … Continue reading
Priorities for MEC 2012 attendees
With the Microsoft Exchange Conference (MEC) just a month away, thoughts turn to the hot topics that will be discussed there. Of course, Exchange 2013 is the top order of business and Microsoft will dedicate the majority of their sessions … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange
Tagged Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010, Exchange 2013, MEC 2012, Microsoft Exchange Conference, Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013
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MEC 2012 Agenda appears (eventually)
Behind the scenes I have been critical of the folks organizing MEC as I consider them to have been too slow to publish the agenda listing speakers and session content for a conference that’s coming up very soon (49 days, according … Continue reading
Countdown accelerates to Microsoft Exchange Conference – worth attending?
As I write, there are 67 days to go before the new, improved, and so much better Microsoft Exchange Conference (MEC) returns after its ten-year hiatus. Even though I have attending far too many IT conferences in Orlando, I’ll be … Continue reading
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Tagged Exchange 2013, MEC, MECisBack, Microsoft Exchange Conference
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To MEC or not to TEC, where are my Connections?
I think that there’s a fair chance that I am the only person to have presented keynote sessions at each of the Microsoft Exchange Conference (MEC), The Experts Conference (TEC), and the Exchange Connections conference. As such I might be … Continue reading
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Tagged Exchange conferences, Exchange Connections, MEC, MECisBack, Microsoft Exchange Conference, TEC, The Experts Conference
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March 2012 articles posted on WindowsITPro.com
Here is the digest of articles that I posted to March 2012 during March 2012: iPhone meet Exchange 2010 posted on March 29 is a review of Steve Goodman’s new book iPhone with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 – Business Integration … Continue reading
I miss the Microsoft Exchange Conference (MEC)!
Update March 6, 2012: Well, the lobbying has succeeded and Microsoft has announced that they are bringing back MEC. You can get more information from MECisBack.com or read my take on the new MEC on WindowsITPro.com. ———- I first attended … Continue reading