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Sunday, June 18, 2006

Tech Ed and Microsoft 

I was at the Microsoft Tech·Ed Conference last week.

I try to avoid writing about my job on this blog, and I'm not going to change that (much) now. I just thought I'd mention that I found it very valuable and enjoyable. Microsoft did a great job, as usual, of keeping a large event like this fairly well organized.

The non-techie highlights worth mentioning are:

The other thing worth mentioning is how I'm constantly impressed by Microsoft. They're far from perfect, but they manage to continually advance their products and technologies in ways that are likely to satisfy the actual demands of their customers. Most other large companies fail in their attempts to do that.