INTERACT 2009, part 1

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Last year, INTERACT was a fantastic physical conference held in San Diego (a hard location to beat!) This year, Microsoft's changed things up. There are separate, and mostly concurrent, events in Reading, UK, Boston, and Redmond, plus an online virtual event. I flew in yesterday and am now in the middle of an Exchange high availability session. There are two parallel tracks: one covering Exchange 14, and one covering OCS 2007 R2 topics. I'm mostly attending the Exchange sessions, but there are some pretty nifty OCS sessions as well.

The weather's been weird since I got here; yesterday as I was driving to the Microsoft campus, I drove into a good-sized hailstorm. The hailstones were small, but there were enough of them to perceptibly whiten the ground. Fortunately it stopped hailing before I had to get out of the car!

I'm preparing a series of blog posts on various topics that I'll post over the next few days. Some of these posts have some really exciting stuff in them that hasn't been publicly disclosed yet, so stay tuned!

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This page contains a single entry by Paul Robichaux published on April 14, 2009 5:26 PM.

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