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10 Reasons to migrate your business to Windows Server 2008 R2
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| Course title | 10 Reasons to migrate your business to Windows Server 2008 R2 |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | Please call |
| Days/Duration | ½ |
| Code | VCMSSEM10R |
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About the speaker – Paul Gregory
Paul is one of the most experienced and expert trainers in the industry.
A Microsoft Certified Trainer since 1995, Paul has worked both for and with some of the world’s leading IT Services organisations – including Dell and Microsoft during the Microsoft Windows 7 Technology Adoption Programme. Paul specialises in delivering training around the Windows Operating system as well infrastructure and management solutions around System Center going right back to SMS 1.0
Paul is a frequent visitor to Microsoft’s Global Headquarters in Seattle to attend early product workshops and has delivered training courses around the world on behalf of Microsoft. Most recently, Paul has returned from Seattle having attended a Windows 8 early technology adoption program.
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