Microsoft Conference Ignite, are you ready?

every year, Microsoft will have a technology event, which will be held in many countries, his name is called " TechED", the most recent TechED I attended was the one in which I had previously published several conference records in 51CTO, such as http.// jiushu.blog.51cto.com/972756/1085347. However, I believe that the Chinese students will find thatTechED2014 disappeared, in fact, can not be said to disappear, but this time, the Chinese region TechED absent.

Thankfully, TechEd has risen again this year! Microsoft technology Conference Ignite(formerly known as TechEd) will be held in Beijing in the month to date, For those keen on Microsoft technology, whether it is development or ITPro, here can find the most cutting-edge, the most dazzling technology show.

and Ignite is actually more gold, including the original TechEd, Microsoft Management Summit,SharePoint,Lync, and Exchange conferencing. The point of doing this is to get the user from one place to get the best, about Microsoft resources. I believe that the students who have participated in the TechED experience, Microsoft's technology is very much, not only involves the development of technology, such as VS , there are application layer of technology, such as system Center, more than the operating system, such as the current installed volume of Windows ten hot. Many of the products are inextricably linked, and this connection leads to different users, there is always something in common.

so this kind of chatty meeting, in fact, is the most suitable for Microsoft, the user can choose to listen to different sharing courses according to need, can also slightly cross the boundary, listen to the relevant ecological circle is how. At TechED we can find like-minded friends and discover the opportunities that many of our friends have to offer. This is a big circle of the party, but also a technical feast.

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Microsoft Conference Ignite, are you ready?