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Tech·Ed 2005 plans - tell us what you think!

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The_Exchange_Team
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Feb 17, 2005

Tech·Ed 2005 will have 440 breakout sessions and over 30 of them will cover Exchange related topics. These Exchange sessions cover everything from designing architecture to managing and troubleshooting email operations. We would love to hear what you think about the list of session topics! To view the current list,
 
·         Go to: http://www.msteched.com/content/sessions.aspx
·         Under 'Track' drop down menu, select 'MSG - Messaging and Collaboration'
 
Please let us know in terms of the following:
·         Do we have the right mix of Exchange topics you’d like to see?
·         Are there any Exchange topics we left out?
·         What topic(s) most interests you?
·         Anything else?

While we can not guarantee to be able to accommodate all the feedback and requests, we sure will try! Please post feedback as comments to this post. Thank you!

- Doug Hung

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  • Deleted's avatar
    Deleted
    Feb 18, 2005
    I think once again MS proves its lack of commitment to the Messaging community. Since MEC ended we have not had a good MS sponsored conference. This isnt your fault Doug, its just the way it is.
    I wish I was a programmer, when it comes to TechEd.
    Exchange Connections is looking better and better.
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    Deleted
    Feb 18, 2005
    Bring back MEC!

    There are fewer and fewer 400 level Exchange topics each year. I don't think there was a single one last year. At least this year it looks like you killed off the developer sessions for Exchange, but there look to be a number of them under other topics. Doesn't the PDC cover sessions for developers? I understand the need for Microsoft to have a very strong developer network, but the infrastructure/architecture needs to be strong and flexable in order for them to develop on.

    This year will possibly be the last year I will attend if this trend continues. I know several people that have already said they won't attend because of it.