Tech-Ed Roundup: Windows Phone 7, Azure, Top Tweets and More -- Redmond Channel Partner

Tech-Ed Roundup: Windows Phone 7, Azure, Top Tweets and More

By Gladys Rama
May 20, 2011

Microsoft's Tech-Ed 2011 conference, which took place in Atlanta this year, just wrapped up. Here's a handy roundup of all of this week's conference news and analysis from our editors:

News

Blogs

Tech-Ed Wrap Up
Day 4: Tech-Ed 2011: Wide-Open Road at 55 MPH
Day 3: Microsoft's Next Generation of Datacenters To Be Leaner, Greener
Day 3: Idera Keeps Things Simple in Competition with Microsoft
Day 3: Quest Readies Azure Admin Tools
Day 2: Windows 7 Migration Masters Are Ready When You Are
Day 2: Thin Clients Doing Well in Lean Times for HP
Day 1: Looking for Azure? It's Everywhere
Day 1: Visual Studio ALM at Tech-Ed: It Takes a Village
Day 1: What's on Your Wish List for Visual Studio vNext?
Day 1: Observations from Tech-Ed 2011
Day 1: Tech-Ed Analysis: Low-Key But Not Uninteresting

Top Twitter Dispatches from Lee Pender
RCP Update Newsletter Editor Lee Pender was reporting, blogging and, yes, Tweeting live from the Tech-Ed conference floor -- despite being a vehement Twitter-hater. Here are some of his Twitter highlights from the opening keynote session:

About the Author

Gladys Rama (@GladysRama3) is the editorial director of Converge360.

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