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Microsoft Tech-Ed 95 Conference: A Technical Showcase

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Microsoft's Tech-Ed 95 conference will be held in New Orleans, March 27-31, 1995, bringing together technical professionals to share expertise on Microsoft BackOffice, Office, and Windows operating system-based solutions. The conference features over 100 sessions, an exhibit hall with vendors and services, and hands-on computer centers. Attendees will gain in-depth knowledge on product development, integration, support, and management. Key Microsoft executives will discuss the future of client-server business solutions, and attendees will receive a complete set of session presentations, a CD-ROM with technical information, and a Microsoft BackOffice developers kit.

Key Takeaways:

  • Tech-Ed 95 is the third annual conference for technical information on Microsoft BackOffice, Office, and Windows operating system-based solutions.
  • The conference is designed for developers, systems integrators, support professionals, and technical managers.
  • The Microsoft BackOffice Developer Track is introduced for the first time at Tech-Ed 95, featuring over 100 sessions on product development, integration, support, and management.
  • Key Microsoft executives will discuss the past, present, and future foundation for developing client-server business solutions.
  • The conference features an exhibit hall with Microsoft Solution Providers, add-on development tool vendors, and training and support organizations.
  • Attendees will have access to hands-on computer centers, the Just Ask Microsoft Area, and the Microsoft Technical Information Area.
  • Registration fees before Feb. 1 are $995, and after Feb. 1 are $1,195.
  • Microsoft is sponsoring Tech-Ed 95 conferences in Australia, Germany, Japan, and Taiwan during April, May, and June.

Statistics:

  • The conference will be held in New Orleans, March 27-31, 1995.
  • There will be over 100 sessions covering all aspects of the architecture, design, implementation, and support of Microsoft BackOffice solutions.
  • Conference attendees will have access to more than 200 computers in the Hands-on Computer Center.
  • Microsoft Solution Providers, add-on development tool vendors, and training and support organizations will be present in the exhibit hall.
  • Attendees will receive a complete set of session presentations, a CD-ROM with technical information, and a Microsoft BackOffice developers kit.

Sources:

  • PRNewswire, January 30, 1995
  • Microsoft press release, January 1995

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