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“Ask Microsoft” Live Meeting Session for UK Partners

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You may have already seen the January Business School and Technical School SBSC sessions from the Microsoft UK Team post I put up in January about those two series of webcasts that our Microsoft UK Team continue to run for Microsoft UK Partners; however, here is another webcast that the Microsoft UK Team is putting on in February that I thought you may be very interested in. On February 12, 2010, the Microsoft UK Team will be hosting the “Ask Microsoft” Live Meeting session for Partners. Here is a brief description of that session:

“Do you have a question about your partnership with Microsoft, the Microsoft Partner Network or how to find information via the Partner Portal? If so, we're starting a series of Ask Microsoft Live Meetings where UK Registered and Small Business Specialist partners can ask questions and receive immediate assistance from Partner Network Manager, Dell Quinn. Register for the first Ask Microsoft Live Meeting taking place February 12th from 12pm-1pm (GMT).”

Here is your chance to speak directly with the Microsoft UK Team to learn more about your benefits as a Microsoft Partner in the UK and the various resources available to you from the Microsoft UK Team.  Register today and be sure to join Dell Quinn on the 12th for this fantastic opportunity for Microsoft UK Partners.

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  • Anonymous
    February 01, 2010
    Eric, 2nd paragraph, your post reads: 'taking place 12 January from 12pm-1pm (GMT).' I assume you mean February? Best regards, Guy

  • Anonymous
    February 01, 2010
    @ Guy - Thanks for the heads up.  I have made the correction.  I guess that's what I get for copying and pasting the description from the events site.  :-)