TechNet Radio - Hear why Nu Skin, a leading global direct-selling company, chose Microsoft Exchange
- Posted: Oct 17, 2006 at 2:08 PM
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Reed Wilson, a Global Infrastructure Architect for Nu Skin, speaks with Chris Avis about how and why Nu Skin chose Exchange Server as a solution. He explains previous problems that they were experiencing before migrating to Exchange, what kind of testing they did in a lab environment to compare products and how successful the actual migration was. Plus we bring a listener on the air who gives us some feedback on the show and then we give him a chance to speak directly to Kimberly Tripp about database mirroring & replication.
Participants:
Aurora Queen – Your Show Host and TechNet Radio Producer
Chris Avis – TechNet Presenter
Reed Wilson – Reed Wilson started consulting for small businesses at the age of 16. While attending Brigham Young University he founded his first systems consulting firm, The Owen Group , Inc. Reed’s passion lies in ‘technology translation,’ the art of transcribing techno-speak from the I/T world into language that the business-layer can utilize. He is currently Global Infrastructure Architect for NuSkin Enterprises, a global, billion dollar network marketing corporation with offices in over 40 countries.
George Olney – George Olney is Networks and Infrastructure Manager for UDEX, the global leader in Product Data Quality and is responsible for Network Services, Support and Database Administration. He received his MCSE certification in 1998 and is a TechNet Radio listener.
Kimberly Tripp – Kimberly Tripp has worked for many years as a SQL Server expert and currently works with sqlskills.com.
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