TechNet Radio - An Interview with Exchange MVP and Author, Paul Robichaux
- Posted: Oct 10, 2006 at 5:14 PM
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Chris Avis speaks with Paul Robichaux, discussing Exchange Server 2007. They go into detail on how Unified Messaging will change an Exchange Admin’s job, what you can do with PowerShell in Exchange, how you can automate
tasks within PowerShell to simplify everyday activities, and the best way to go about migrating to Exchange Server 2007. Plus we have our monthly segment with Christopher Budd & Kai Axford discussing the October Security Bulletin.
Participants:
Participants:
Chris Avis – TechNet Presenter
Paul Robichaux – Paul Robichaux is a partner in 3Sharp (www.3sharp.com), a contributing editor for Windows IT Pro magazine, a Microsoft MVP for Exchange Server , and the author of more than a dozen books on Windows and Exchange. When he’s not traveling the world speaking or consulting on Exchange, you can find him at home with family, playing with his kids, or just watching the world go by.
Christopher Budd – Christopher Budd is a Security Program Manager at Microsoft who works on the security team bringing you the monthly security bulletin.
Kai Axford – Kai Axford is a Sr. Security Strategist at Microsoft.
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