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Windows Server 2012 Dynamic Access Control Best Practices and Case Study Deployments in Microsoft IT

Date: June 13, 2012 from 10:15AM to 11:30AM
Day 3
SIA316
Speakers: Brian Puhl, Matthias Wollnik
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Microsoft IT is one of the first early-adopters of the Dynamic Access Control feature set, deploying multiple business scenarios to achieve Data Governance. This session explains how Microsoft is currently configuring central access policies in Active Directory and deploying them to file servers. We discuss best practices that will help you get a head start on using Dynamic Access Control in your organization. #TESIA316

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Level:
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MikeKline

Jun 14, 2012 at 2:48 PM

This is a five star presentation!! Great job Brian, for anyone that has read about Dynmaic Access Control this is a must watch. Lots of real world lessons learn from Brian. These are lessons straight from the Microsoft AD team that Brian is a part of.
Some really good gems in the last 10 minutes too (critical mass 80% makes sense to me)

Thanks

Mike