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A Techs Role in the SMB goes unthought of

Posted on July 11, 2012 By Michael Kavka No Comments on A Techs Role in the SMB goes unthought of

I made a comment on Twitter today after watching some of the announcements from today’s WPC Keynote. It got a nice conversation going and also got me thinking, an IT consultant’s role goes overlooked by the Tech Companies. Being unable to attend Microsoft’s WPC in Toronto, I turned to Twitter to keep up with it,…

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TechEd Wrapup

Posted on June 18, 2012 By Michael Kavka 1 Comment on TechEd Wrapup

After spending a week at TechEd there are thoughts and opinions. I had no idea what to expect, outside of the chance to learn and do some networking. What I found was that, more and less.   TechEd is supposed to be the premier Microsoft Tech conference. The idea is to cram information into 4…

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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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