Everything all of it!
Awesome work Microsoft. For those upgrading Team Foundation server, there is a ton of information you'll need, its not just the simplest upgrade. More information over at Brian Harry's blog.
I've just received the list of updated TechNet events from Microsoft. Details below:
Virtualisation and Management Technologies
21 August 2008, Liverpool: Microsoft Virtualisation and Management Technologies
9 September 2008, Reading: Microsoft Virtualisation and Management Technologies
11 September 2008, Edinburgh: Microsoft Management and Virtualisation Technologies
SQL Server 2008
10 September 2008, Reading: SQL Server 2008 Unleashed
7 October 2008. Manchester: TechNet: SQL Server - Under New Management
23 October 2008, Exeter: TechNet: SQL Server - Under New Management
A bit of Fun
10 September 2008, London: Microsoft “After Hours” – The Sequel
Exchange Server 2007
29 October 2008, London: Recipient management, policies and permissions in Exchange Server 2007
Licensing
2 October 2008, Reading: An Introduction and overview of Microsoft Licensing
21 October 2008, Reading: Understanding Microsoft’s Server Product Licensing in a Virtual Environment
Windows Powershell
14 October 2008, Birmingham: TechNet: Windows PowerShell: Around the Data Centre in 80 Scripts
Unified Communications
2 September 2008, Reading : TechNet: the Microsoft Vision for Unified Communications
Small Business Server 2008 and Essential Business Server 2008
22 October 2008, Bristol: Taking Care of Business Every day with Small Business Server 2008 and Essential Business Server 2008
29 October 2008, London: Taking Care of Business Every day with Small Business Server 2008 and Essential Business Server 2008
Windows Server 2008
16 October 2008, Edinburgh: Windows Server 2008 – What’s New and Exciting
European Event
3-7 November 2008, Barcelona: TechED EMEA IT Professionals
Some advance notice on a talk I'm giving for Nxtgen in Cambridge in November.
Abstract:
"From the basics to the not so basic, WPF is an amazing framework. In this talk we'll look at creating simple data bound applications moving towards a practical framework for WPF projects. Sound pattern based approaches to building your applications with the ability to easily pull in designer produced work will be discussed with code demos throughout."
The URL for registration is here, so head on over to sign up. If not for the talk, at least for some good heckling. :)