TechNet Radio: Securing and Managing Mobile Devices

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 Discover why Windows Mobile is the optimal choice for your organization and IT professionals. Join Windows Mobile experts Derek Snyder and Brian Hoskins to learn the top features of Windows Mobile for business and how Windows Mobile with System Center Mobile Device Manager can help IT professionals decrease support time, simplify and centralize management, provide more secure access to corporate data and extend line of business applications to mobile workers.

We also have our February 2008 Security Bulletin with Kai Axford and Bill Sisk.

Eric Ostrowski - Your Show Host and TechNet Radio Producer


Matt Hester – IT Pro Evangelist


Brian Hoskins – Senior Product Manager


Derek Snyder – Product Manager


Kai Axford – Senior Security Strategist


Bill Sisk – Response Communications Manager, Microsoft Security Response Center

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