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Monday Microsoft Musings

Posted on April 20, 2009 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Monday Microsoft Musings

Monday morning, another work week starting, and a bunch of thoughts and questions about Microsoft for you all. First off, how does Microsoft determine when it is going to release new software? SBS 2008, which has Exchange 2007 built in it, just came out in November, and now Exchange 2010 is in beta. How fast…

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