TechEd Europe 2012: Wednesday (day 2) quick thoughts

Published 28 June 12 02:53 AM | dmstork 

Same as yesterday's post, some quick thoughts:

 Skipped Keynote. I figured that I watch it via Channel9 and get some extra rest. Good decission. 

Wi-Fi: Had no real issues, sometimes darkspots or loss of connectivity during walking. In any cas not as disasterous as yesterday. Weeeh!

Again some great meet-and-greets and discussions. Looked like even more than yesterday! If that trend continues... :-)

Airconditioning: the day started colder, but it seemed they turned up the airco. I felt a draft in my neck during one session, so that was less okay. But tommorow will be a hot day (I saw max 27 degrees celsius) and probably humid. I'm probably going in shorts... 

Exchange: as my twitter followers know, I did attend some Exchange sessions. Scott Schnoll is great as always, but do not underestimate Ben Appleby!

 Azure: Did I say this is something to keep an eye on? In any case, you should! John Craddock gave an excellent presentation in which I definitely can see the potential. Especially running VMs _and_ the ability to connect it with on-prem via VPN is very impressive. Check. It. Out. 

Twitter: Excellent tool to make connections with other IT Pros, start discussions etc.. And last I've seen I do really good in the #tee12 twitterarmy statistics :-)

Delegate party: Awesome! Good food, drinks and ambiance. Music was sometimes A BIT LOUD WHICH MADE NETWORKING DIFICULT. But they fixed it a bit. Impressive view when thousands of ITpros cheer or whatever _simultaneously_ during the Euro2012 soccer game between Portugal and Spain. I think the tableseating put them in the oposite sides of the Amsterdam Arena Stadium. :-)

Lunch: Good lunching with my coworkers also attending. OGD Krewe :-D

 

That's it for today!

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I'm an employee at a Dutch IT-Company (www.ogd.nl) and frequently come in contact with customers with specific questions on Microsoft products. Of those products my personal favorite is Microsoft Exchange. Sander made me aware of the DirTeam.com/ActiveDir.org blogs.