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Microsoft Management Summit Testimonials
From Wcox: I just want to say that I’ ve been a system engineer for 13 years. I’ ve been to TechED since 1998. I got more out of MMS than in all of the TechEds combined. The quality engineers I met, the sessions I attended and the virtual labs were awesome.
Rod Trent: The Microsoft Management Summit is the most valuable resource for those working with System Center products. You can send your employees to 6 weeks of classroom training and they’d still not get the same value for a single week at MMS.
Roger Truss: I love this event as it gives you a chance to talk face to face with the team who wrote/developed/maintains/etc. System Center products. Where else can you do that? You also get to talk to your peers and hopefully pick up some tips and tricks you can’t find anywhere else. By far the best conference/training event I have ever been to.
Henry Wilson: If you are charged with any asks that are SMS / SCCM related this conference (by far) is the most efficient spending of your training dollars. Not only do you get insight to the varied offerings from Microsoft, you get to see vendor products that are targeted to the Systems Management space while speaking one-on-one with the senior Microsoft managers of the various product lines. This link is the best justification for attending this conference. http://myitforum.com/myitforumwp/wp-content/uploads/group-documents/11/1322778649-MicrosoftManagementSummit2012.pdf
From Andrew Carey: I work for a University and attended my first MMS in 2011 (I met you briefly at the MMS Twitter Army Tweetup) and was really wowed by the sense of community and quality of the conference.
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Rod Trent, CEO of myITforum.com, Inc. and Microsoft MVP for Systems Center and Security is a leading expert on Microsoft System Center technologies. He has over 20 years of IT experience, 12 of which have been dedicated to System Center. He is the author of such books as Microsoft SMS Installer, Admin911:SMS, and IIS 5.0: A Beginner's Guide, and has written literally thousands of articles and whitepapers on technology topics. myITforum.com, Inc. is the central location for 3rd party System Center support, as well as, the online gathering place for IT professionals and the IT community. Rod speaks at least 3 times a year at various conferences.
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