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Tech-ED 2008 - what should I talk about?

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Scarily with IT Forum only just finished our teams are already planning Tech-Ed 2008. 

I've spoken at the last few Tech-Ed events and hope to again this year but wondered - what should I talk about?

I've got to submit some session topics in the next week or so and I'd love to get your feedback on topics I should cover.

What do you think?  Tech-Ed is primarily an IT Professional and Developer event so your suggestions in this area I'd really love to hear!

Feel free to post some comments....

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  • Anonymous
    December 12, 2007
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  • Anonymous
    December 12, 2007
    I would love to see a session whit a deep dive into the mobile platform. how it will work with management of the new devices, how the new policies are accomplished and what would be a common scenario on how people can deal with compliancy. a session where it is explained how the windows mobile system is build like a 400 session.

  • Anonymous
    December 12, 2007
    Since Tech-Ed is going to be split (finally!) into two different sessions: one for IT pros; another for developers - I'm thinking about the IT pro side of things. The Mobile Device Manager product would definitely be a topic for someone there. How about a real walk-through / demo of using certificates for authentication (rather than storing password locally on the phone) and the required infrastructure? MDM will improve that but this demo would be targeted at how to do it today without MDM available. Windows Mobile 6.1 demo and feature discussion along with policy support in Exchange 2007 SP1. By the way -- keep on blogging - we definitely benefit from your efforts Jason!

  • Anonymous
    December 13, 2007
    How about a session about why it takes so long from a version af Windows CE is released to I can get my hand on a device that has a version of Windows Mobile based on it? How about somebody standing up saying I'm working on ActiveSync, I'm blogging about it, we want your input to make activesync better and we do care about your input.