Guess what I wanted to promote this - as we are on a 3rd world country (even though there are more BMW's than in UK)

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/traincert/virtuallab/default.mspx

I did my frist LAB CAST today - it was really an amezing tool to learn. The best part is the web cast and the technical guidence given to the participents in the LAB CAST.

https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/SearchResults.aspx?culture=en-US&evtTyp=4&evtTypHero=4

  Super Tool

hmmm.... I wonder do we need CPLS anymore ???

Have you heard about the Exchange 2007 PowerShell Scriptacular (download zipfile) demo pack. What It's a collection of Exchange PowerShell scripts was developed by Mihai Jalobeanu and Vivek Sharma while they developed the Exchange Management Shell.

Neh - I am not giving any thing but..........Exchange 2007 team is.........

1. How many cups of coffee is been consumed in the Exchange 2007 development ?
2. How many can of beverages were thrown out empty in the development period ?
3. How many marriages have occurred during the Exchange 2007 development ?
4. How many babies born in the same period ?

THEN you will know why you should love this "master piece" - source

Firstly I loved the speech by Mr. David did in our own Sri Lankan style Windows Vista, Office 2007 & Exchange Server 2007 launch last month.

Secondly, I have read quite a few research pages on Intel vs AMD architecture and the adoption to support wide variety of technology.

Thirdly, I was excited about the R&D work which AMD does (seen in my own eyes in Singapore) in our own region.

But most of all - when in a speaking engagement Intel have said "I know of no organization doing an upgrade before SP1," said Otellini. "Intel isn't upgrading either (until SP1)." - which in my terms "SUCKS"

I know that most of the corporate's want to upgrade to Vista and use the benefits and the new born offers. The BEST - AMD is on-a-roll to upgrade the PC's company wide, what has happened to INTEL ?

I may be not the person to argue in business terms - but I would love to see what is the path and the future of INTEL's strategies :)