System Center Configuration Manager 2012 demo and interview at MMS

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David Tesar interviews Deb McFadden, Group Program Manager for System Center Configuration Manager while at MMS 2012.  They chat about "The State of the Union for SCCM" - a long standing tradition at MMS which covers more of "the outlier" topics not covered anywhere else within MMS.

In this interview you'll learn about:

  • [01:44] Four big areas with design changes in SCCM 2012 based on user feedback.
  • [07:39] Server reduction stories from MSIT
  • [08:27] Smaller shop implementations of SCCM
  • [09:41] Tips and tricks DEMO with SystemCenter Configuration Manager 2012

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