Redmond Report, March 28 -- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online

Redmond Report, March 28

03/28/2005

This week: WUS becomes WSUS; Visual Studio pricing announced early; IBM ships VMware with its blade servers; Microsoft's board of directors grows; and PC shipment forecast lowered.

Plus, an interview with Microsoft TechNet's Scott Scout.

Handy links for this week's audiocast:

New Name, Release Candidate for WUS
MapPoint Gets New Fleet Edition
Dell Rolls Out Two New High-Performance Multiprocessor Servers
IBM to Ship Eval Copies of VMware With Blades
IDC Lowers PC Growth Forecast for 2005
Startup Offers Clustered Exchange Server With Managed Maintenance
Microsoft Pumps Out the Server Goodies
Microsoft to Cut Visual Studio Prices for 2005 Versions
Microsoft Expands Board, Announces Quarterly Dividend

If you experience problems listening to this audiocast, send e-mail to Michael Domingo, Editor, mdomingo@101com.com and describe the problem.

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