Microsoft Campus Days 2012
- October 30 - November 1, 2012
- Speakers at Microsoft Campus Days 2012
The Danish IT event of the year. This event includes 99 developers and IT Pro sessions with
everything from Windows Server and Client to Azure and Windows 8 apps
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Windows 8 in the Enterprise: The Why and the How to Enabling All WorkstylesThe world of work is changing. Today's workers are tech-savvy and increasingly mobile. They work anywhere, anytime, on any device they need to get the job done. IT's challenge: fuel the productivity and keep everything compliant and secure. Learn how the Flexible Workstyle approach incorporates Windows...
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Windows 8 Mobility: An Introduction to Mobile Broadband, DirectAccess and BranchCacheConnect from anywhere, more working and less waiting, better network management via cost-aware networking. Sound interesting? This session provides a general overview, including many of the improvements to DirectAccess, BranchCache, and general networking (mobile broadband) with Windows 8.
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Windows Intune: Simplifying PC and Mobile Device Management (MDM) with Windows Cloud Services
Windows Intune™ simplifies how businesses manage and secure their PCs with Windows Intune cloud services and Windows 7 —so computers and users can operate at peak performance, from virtually anywhere. Windows Intune helps businesses keep their Windows-based PCs and mobile devices well-managed and more...
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What’s new with Windows 8 BitLocker and Microsoft BitLocker Administration and Management (MBAM) 2.0Come join us to learn about the new features that BitLocker has to offer in Windows 8 and how Microsoft BitLocker Administration and Monitoring (MBAM) 2.0 can help make BitLocker environments more manageable by providing improved compliance, enforcement, and recovery capabilities.
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Microsoft User Experience Virtualization (UE-V): Deploying the Next Generation of User State…This session offers additional details of how the initial release of Microsoft User Experience Virtualization (UE-V) provides the next generation of user state and how it's architected to deliver consistent personalization of application and desktop settings. We will also discuss UE-V deployment strategies...
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Microsoft Application Virtualization 5.0: Modern Application Packaging and Delivery
See how the next version of Microsoft Application Virtualization takes application virtualization to the next level. In this session, see how version 5.0 is more integrated, more flexible, and more manageable than ever before. If you are currently leveraging a previous version of App-V, you will also...
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Application Delivery with System Center 2012 Configuration ManagerConfiguration Manager 2012 allows users to be productive from anywhere, on both corporate and consumer devices. It evaluates device and Network capabilities to deliver applications in the most optimal way for the user, whether that is through a local installation, streaming through App-V, or a presentation...
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System Center 2012 Configuration Manager and Service Pack 1 (Part I): OverviewHave you started your System Center 2012 Configuration Manager deployment? SCCM 2012 introduces new user-centric application delivery to help enable consumerization of IT. SP1 will add Windows 8 support. New interface, improved setting management, role based administration and reduces infrastructure...
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System Center 2012 Configuration Manager and Service Pack 1 (Part II):Configuration Manager 2012 SP1 supports the management of Windows 8. In this session we will provide a deep technical overview of the capabilities in SP1 that support deploying and managing Windows 8 features. This includes but is not limited to enhancements in Operating System Deployment, such as support...
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Deploying Windows 8 with the Microsoft Deployment ToolkitWith the release of Windows 8 builds, the obvious questions begin to arise: How can we deploy it? Of course the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit will be able to do this. In this session, we will explore the changes in the tools and processes for deploying Windows 8, then look at how MDT encapsulates these...
