Microsoft web casts - August & September | Mon - Fri

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Hi Folks,

Webcasts this August & September | Mon - Fri

Webcasts on Project 2003, Cryptography, Virtual Server 2005 R2 and more...

Attend these LIVE Webcasts by experts from Microsoft and get on to the edge of the steep-learning curve.

Participate in the Webcast Contest during the Webcast and 4 lucky winners will win a Microsoft Press Book.

Webcasts on Project Professional 2003
Date Topic

Aug 29, 2006 Project 2003 - A Managerial Perspective

Speaker: Prof. Ajay Parasrampuria (MD, i2m)

Sept 1, 2006 Enterprise PMO Tools: Are we ready for it ?

Speaker: Prof. Ajay Parasrampuria (MD, i2m)



Going Deeper into ASP.NET 2.0 and ATLAS
Date Topic

Aug 31, 2006 Going Deeper into ASP.NET 2.0 and ATLAS

Speaker: Nahas Mohammed





Webcasts on Cryptography
Date Topic

Sept 4, 2006 Cryptography 101

Speaker: Vineet Gupta
(Technology Evangelist, Microsoft India)

Sept 5, 2006 Hiding Secrets in Plain Sight

Speaker: Vineet Gupta
(Technology Evangelist, Microsoft India)

Sept 6, 2006 Tamper Proofing your Data

Speaker: Vineet Gupta
(Technology Evangelist, Microsoft India)
Sept 7, 2006 Trust on a Public Network

Speaker: Vineet Gupta
(Technology Evangelist, Microsoft India)
Aug 08, 2006 Storing Secrets

Speaker: Vineet Gupta
(Technology Evangelist, Microsoft India)



Webcasts on Virtual Server 2005 R2 & Windows Server
Date Topic

Sept 11, 2006 A technical overview of Virtual Server 2005 R2

Speaker: Ravi Sankar
(IT Professional Evangelist, Microsoft India)

Sept 12, 2006 Virtualizing Infrastructure Workloads

Speaker: Ravi Sankar
(IT Professional Evangelist, Microsoft India)

Sept 13, 2006 Virtual Server Scripting

Speaker: Ravi Sankar
(IT Professional Evangelist, Microsoft India)
Sept 14, 2006 Access Control Techniques used for Information Systems Security – An Overview

Speaker: Ranjana Jain
(IT Professional Evangelist, Microsoft India)
Sept 15, 2006 Computer Architecture and Security Models in Information Systems

Speaker: Ranjana Jain
(IT Professional Evangelist, Microsoft India)


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