The first keynote of MMS 2012 represented the 10 year anniversary for MMS! Specific points from the keynote include the following items: Announcements: System Center 2012 was officially announced: A USB Key provided for MMS attendees with all of the System Center 2012 software Windows Server 2012 name announced! (Previously referred to as "Windows Server…
It’s been a few years since I’ve met Chris Jackson, who in my humble, opinion is one of the smartest guys at Microsoft. Also known as the AppCompat guy, Chris Jackson is the primary developer for the application compatibility toolkit. While everyone else at MMS goes to lunch, we diehards sit here in a meeting…
The first keynote of MMS 2012 represented the 10 year anniversary for MMS! Specific points from the keynote include the following items: Announcements: System Center 2012 was officially announced: A USB Key provided for MMS attendees with all of the System Center 2012 software Windows Server 2012 name announced! (Previously referred to as “Windows Server…
Today started off as you would image, with registration. Let me first off say that the event staff and everyone working from Microsoft did an excellent job. But even with the best efforts of all these fine people the registration process took forever! No worries though, I spent the time chatting up one of my…
Since I adjusted the focus of my subject matter on this blog over the past couple of weeks, one of the main subjects I’ve been talking about is continuous delivery. This is a term coined in a book by the same name. I’m attempting to summarize some of the concepts in the book, and putting…
So…if MoSCoW isn’t just the fifth largest city in the world and the beautiful capital of Russia, what is it? MoSCoW is a qualitative technique for prioritizing requirements and is an easy, approachable way to work with project stakeholders to determine the importance and criticality of a requirement to the implemented solution. MoSCoW stands for: M -…
I read some advice somewhere about Las Vegas: “let the tiger come to you” that is, of course, a reference to the hysterical film The Hangover. I think the same logic can be applied to the MMS conference … it would be really easy to look at all of the incredible content and opportunities to…
I read some advice somewhere about Las Vegas: “let the tiger come to you” that is, of course, a reference to the hysterical film The Hangover. I think the same logic can be applied to the MMS conference … it would be really easy to look at all of the incredible content and opportunities to…
Chris Ross from Catapult (recently named as a Cloud and Datacenter Management MVP, the force behind SCSM.US, and the SCSMUS user group) was asked to moderate a BOF session at MMS 2012. If you are at MMS this will be a great one to check out! Information is below: Title: Self-Service Portal with Service Manager…
I just finalized on planning to moderate two sessions on "New to Microsoft System Center 2012" at MMS 2012. With all of the new features coming to the System Center 2012 stack these should be great discussions! Abstract: "The long-awaited System Center 2012 product release is here! In this Birds-of-a-Feather discussion we will have an…
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