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I spotted a couple articles further dicussing the new partnership between N-able, a Microsoft Gold Certified partner, and System Center Essentials 2007. N-able Technologies(R) to Deliver Next Level of Interoperability to Managed Service Providers Worldwide N-able inks interoperability deal with Microsoft In case you missed it, yesterday's post was an inteview with N-able's VP of R&D, August...

Read More... 1 Comment(s) 12:28 - Mar 18, 2008

I just received word from the Product Manager for Essentials 2007, Rene Garcia. Microsoft System Center Essentials 2007 SP1 has just been announced at Microsoft Convergence in Orlando, Florida. You can download the product at: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sce/cc304525.aspx Several new enhancements have been added to Service Pack – all of them have been requests from users of Essentials. · Support...

Read More... No Comments 10:00 - Mar 10, 2008

Dustin Jones at the System Center Essentials Team Blog posted a heads up. http://blogs.technet.com/systemcenteressentials/archive/2008/01/28/internet-explorer-7-to-be-distributed-via-wsus-in-february.aspx IE 7 will be distributed via WSUS in February as an update rollup package. If you chose the default settings when configuring Updating Management in Essentials 2007, this package will not automatically...

Read More... No Comments 10:26 - Jan 30, 2008

David Mills is an avid Star Trek fan as well as an enthusiastic and entertaining member of the System Center Essentials 2007 Marketing team. I had the chance to interview him this week. He even makes mention of an upcoming SP1 feature. 1) Tell me a bit about yourself; how you got into marketing, previous projects you have managed, favorite technologies, hobbies, etc. Hmmm…let’s start at the beginning...

Read More... 1 Comment(s) 16:15 - Dec 12, 2007

I conducted a short interview with Microsoft System Center Essentials 2007 Product Manager Rene Garcia. Rene works in Redmond as part of the System Center Marketing team. 1) Tell me a bit about yourself; how you got into marketing, previous projects you have managed, favorite technologies, hobbies, etc. I’ve been in Microsoft for almost 10 years. I spent half of that time in the field doing product...

Read More... 1 Comment(s) 16:18 - Nov 30, 2007