TechNet Radio: IT Time - Debunking Myths around Virtualization and the Cloud

Posted: Jul 13, 2011 at 8:03 PM
By: ChrisCaldwell, TechNet Radio, Blain Barton
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It’s IT Time and in today’s episode, Blain Barton interviews Edwin Yuen, Director of Cloud and Virtualization Strategy here at Microsoft. Listen in as they uncover some of the truths surrounding these hot button issues in the IT world --- from how Hyper-V can work with Exchange, SharePoint and SQL Server, to tackling the “big bad Cloud beast” and addressing many of the fears IT Pros have around it.

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