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MEC 2012–The Lost Conference

Well, the Microsoft Exchange Conference 2012 is in the books and what a great conference it was.  With all of the Wave 15 products leasing in the next year, there was a lot of information to cover. The primary purpose of this conference was of course to talk about Exchange 2013, but there was quite […]

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Sep 26, 2012 · 1 min read
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Well, the Microsoft Exchange Conference 2012 is in the books and what a great conference it was.  With all of the Wave 15 products leasing in the next year, there was a lot of information to cover. The primary purpose of this conference was of course to talk about Exchange 2013, but there was quite a bit of information on how the other products integrate.

Over the next few weeks I will be creating multiple blogs on various topics that were covered during MEC.  If there is a particular area of interest please let me know.

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