TechNet Home All TechCenters

Microsoft Management Summit 2009 Day 2 Keynot Recap with Brad Anderson

Posted By: Adam Bomb | Apr 29th @ 10:00 AM | 14,142 Views | 0 Comments

Formats:

Brad Anderson, General Manager of System Center, sat down with me to recap the announcements and demos shown in his Day 2 keynote presentation at MMS. He talks about System Center, Windows 7, System Center Online, and Service Manager.

Tags: MMS, mms 2009, System Center, System Center Configuration Manager, Windows 7

Rating:

1

0

Be the first to comment!

ASP.NET

ASP.NET: Building High Performance Web Applications

WindowsClient

WindowsClient: RIA Services: A DomainService IS A WCF Service – Add Service Reference

Silverlight

Silverlight: LIDNUG: Online chat with me Monday Nov 23rd

ASP.NET

ASP.NET: Recent Podcasts

Silverlight

Silverlight: Silverlight 4 NotificationWindow and Queuing multiple notifications

WindowsClient

WindowsClient: Fishbowl: A WPF Front-end for Facebook, with Full Source

Silverlight

Silverlight: Fixing Visual Studio 2010 and Blend Preview for .NET 4 integration

Silverlight

Silverlight: RIA Services templates not showing in Visual Studio 2010?

Silverlight

Silverlight: Microsoft PDC09 and Silverlight Round-up

WindowsClient

WindowsClient: TestApi v0.4 Released!

WindowsClient

WindowsClient: Karl Shifflett’s WPF and Silverlight shared design-time code

ASP.NET

ASP.NET: T4MVC 2.5.01: added support for Html.RenderAction and Html.Action

WindowsClient

WindowsClient: DTACM (D.C.'s Test Automation Coding Manifesto)

Channel 9

Channel 9: Reactive Extensions API in depth: Until and WaitUntil

WindowsClient

WindowsClient: A Custom Storyboard Component in Xaml

WindowsClient

WindowsClient: Fishbowl – A Facebook sample app in WPF

TechNet Edge

TechNet Edge: Visio 2010 Process Diagrams: Drawing on Experience with Mark Nelson

Mix Online

Mix Online: Gestalt Grows Up

Mix Online

Mix Online: Introducing Gestalt 1.0 and the Gestalt Widget Pack

ASP.NET

ASP.NET: Lot’s of new software for IIS, ASP.NET, AJAX and PHP this week

Microsoft Communities