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TechEd Day 4

Posted on June 15, 2012 By Michael Kavka No Comments on TechEd Day 4

The end is neigh. TechEd is finishing up. So what was Day 4 like? To be honest Day 4 was the most surreal experience. Mostly because I was walking around with a ton more stuff on my back, as I was leaving that evening and had to check out of the hotel. Also I crammed…

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General, Microsoft

TehcEd Day 3

Posted on June 14, 2012 By Michael Kavka No Comments on TehcEd Day 3

A day without keynotes. A day with lower energy. TechEd day 3 brought sessions on top of sessions on top of sessions. Going to a convention such as TechEd for the first time is an interesting experience. the first two days, the Keynotes were the highlight. Announcements, even with little new information, were made. The…

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TechEd Day 2

Posted on June 12, 2012June 12, 2012 By Michael Kavka No Comments on TechEd Day 2

Yesterday I said I was surprised by the lack of Windows 8 talk in the keynote. Today remedied that, plus some interesting security facts. After everything that happened on the first day of TechEd, I was not sure what to expect from the keynote that kicked off day 2. I got a much closer seat…

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