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Issue 8

August 1, 2007
In This Issue:
News & Highlights
Technology Update
Webcasts
For the Developer
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Department of Defense
Developers
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Welcome to Microsoft in Government, a monthly newsletter delivering information on issues, training, products and events exclusive to the federal and state & local government community.

News & Highlights
With the deadline for the government's move to a standard desktop configuration scheduled for February 2008, Microsoft's Mark Belk discusses Microsoft's work with the Air Force to transition several hundred configurations to just one. - InformationWeek
Companies announce Secure Information Sharing Architecture to produce breakthrough in sensitive information sharing and data protection for government and private sector customers. - Government Computer News
The 2007 version of Microsoft's integrated suite of server capabilities for enterprise search, content management, business process facilitation and simplified information sharing is paying dividends to the US Army's Joint Forces Command and others. - Government Computer News
Microsoft creates splashy new Web-based development tool for non-programmers. - eWeek

Technology Update
Get dollars back on your Microsoft software purchase! You can spend your subsidy dollars on hardware, software, or services when you purchase qualifying licenses. Learn how.
Bridge the divide between computers and telephones with two integrated servers: Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007. Learn more.
Are you looking to extend your mapping capabilities through the ESRI investment you've already made? Learn how Microsoft Virtual Earth can help you distribute information to citizens and other agencies. Ask us how.
With Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager 2007, the City of Southlake, Texas, has a continuous backup solution that provides fast, reliable data recovery capabilities that integrates seamlessly with the city's existing IT environment.
Try Windows Vista without installing it on your PC. Use your Web browser to experience the online trial and discover new features on your own, or follow the videos and guided exercises.

After the test drive, download the Windows Vista Hardware Assessment Solution Accelerator -- an inventory, assessment, and reporting tool that determines if computers on a network are ready to run the Windows Vista operating system.

Webcasts
Upcoming Webcasts   
Don't miss these upcoming government-focused webcasts

For the Developer
Register and download Beta 3 to begin your Windows Server 2008 experience. Explore the new functionality and powerful improvements to the base operating system.
This Office Business Application Reference Architecture Pack provides prescriptive architecture and guidance for addressing a major business problem within today's Public Sector organizations: the processing of electronic forms.
Learn how this Microsoft-based networking and collaboration solution is helping warfighters in Afghanistan win hearts and minds.
Get first-hand information about Microsoft tools for Public Sector developers. Register online at the Microsoft Public Sector Developer and Platform Evangelism Team Blog.

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