1. Christof Zogg Director Developer & Platform Group Microsoft Switzerland

3. Bundesrat Leuenberger

5. CeBIT: -20% visitors Orbit: - 17% visitors TechDays Berne: Sold out 2 weeks before the event!

6. Classic Sponsoring Partners Media Partner Premium Sponsoring Partners

11. Initial Agenda Tag 2 - 9. April 2009 Lunch 12:50 - 14:00 Entwickler 14:00 - 15:00 SharePoint in der Webentwicklung - ein essentielles Update Entwickler 15:20 - 16:20 Unified Communications APIs Tag 2 - 9. April 2009 Lunch 12:50 - 14:00 Entwickler 14:00 - 15:00 Unified Communications APIs Entwickler 15:20 - 16:20 Arbeiten mit der neuen Versions- verwaltung im TFS New Agenda

12. Initial Agenda Tag 1 - 8. April 2009 Lunch 12:50 - 14:00 Entwickler 14:30 - 15:30 Windows Embedded Frank Prengel Entwickler 15:20 - 16:20 Unified Communications APIs Sorry, no replacement

14. Da Rulez Starting balance: 300 points Make a fortune Swap a lottery ticket for 500 points Get the jackpot Da Prize Xbox Package (Migros Business) Training Voucher (Digicomp) Digital Photo Frame (Trivadis)

17. Cloud Computing = … Completely Outsourced IT Infrastructure Fully virtualized, highly scalable multi-tenant self-service Internet infrastructure where you pay-as-you-go and use-only what you need, managed by your browser or application.

19. wheel disk brake 8 speed internal gear hub power-LED with light sensor hub geared dynamo 28‘ aluminum light frame

20. A new combination of innovative, but existing features leads to… Faster cycling Minimal maintenance Maximal convenience More fun A new combination of innovative, but existing features leads to… Better scalability Lower maintenance Higher convenience More fun

23. … main business is business software? … main business is books? Windows Azure Amazon EC2 … main business is text advertisements? Google App Engine Would you rather choose a company whose…

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26. How do we act during this crisis Example Consolidation Microsoft IT Environment The daily business On top of your (our) mind Security How we reduce costs

27. I don’t want Microsoft to be part of this crisis. Kevin Turner, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

32. KMU MS Switzerland One business critical server IT Costs < 3% 4,137$ / HC / Year 20002006

33. Additional Enterprise Voice Gateways and Mediation Servers IT Costs still decreasing 2009

34. Data current as of April, 2009 ● 183'780 Vista clients ● 38'136 Win 7 clients ● 206,947 Office 2007 clients ● 178,833 Exchange 2007 mailboxes ● 359,000 SharePoint Sites ● 2,282 internal applications ● MSCRM deployment for premier services business ● Dynamic business running on dynamic products ● 188'000 end users ● 6 data centers ● Production Server Dec. 08 8,831 April 09 8,261 ● 108,000 servers (MSN) ● 106 countries ● 648 buildings ● 859'694+ Devices ● 275,000+ SCCM managed machines ● IT Costs 4,137$ / HC / Year ● 2,400,000 daily internal e-mails ● 20,000,000 emails inbound (97% filter rate) ● 77'895'543 IMs per month ● 178,833 e-mail user & server accounts ● 37,486,922 OWA connections per month ● 87,854,058 RPC/HTTP connections / month ● 99,877,960 Active Sync connections per month ● 1'383'583 VPN Connections / month The daily business

37. Security Challenges Live Mesh Sky Drive

39. Productivity Anywhere OWA Outlook Anywhere Terminal Service Remote Access Portal VPN - Direct Access

40. Environmental Sustainability

41. London - Seattle Round Trip produces approximately 4000 pounds of CO 2 per seat. MS flies more than 5000 trips between Seattle and London each year. Total travel distance is more than 1.609 x 10 9 kilometer per year. That equals to 11 trips to the sun.

42. Decreasing Costs Microsoft Example : Mid Year Review Moving Microsoft`s most critical business meeting of the year in WE from on site to LiveMeetingLine US $ Comments Air Travel/ Taxis 262.400Cost 350 attendees who travelled within Europe Hotel Rooms 111.666300 attendees from Subs and 50 from HQ. Room rate Euro 150/night Security 70.000For reception services, security personnel etc Food & Meeting Rooms 259.000Hilton Euro 177K, for lunch, dinner, and meeting rooms Total Saving 703.066

43. Exchange Unified Messaging Presence across platforms

44. Click to Dial Call Notification Call Redirection

45. Virtualization Strategy June 2007 - 10% June 2008 - 25% (May 2008 - 3,000 virtual machines) June 2009 - 50% ItemPhysical serverVirtual machine Deploying a server (one-time charge) $5,000–$6,000$2,034 for a virtual machine, if the virtual machine is deployed in a ratio of virtual machines to host machines of 16:1 or greater $4,068 for a virtual machine, if the virtual machine is deployed in a ratio of virtual machines to host machines of 8:1 or less Time to deploy (target goal)Five weeksThree days Hosting a single-processor server (per month) $370$195 Hosting a four-processor server (per month) $370$299

46. Thank you and enjoy the Tech Days 2009

47. Michael Epprecht michael.epprecht@microsoft.com Microsoft Switzerland

48. Schweizer IT Professional und TechNet Blog (Deutsch) http://blogs.technet.com/chitpro-de Swiss IT Professional and TechNet Blog (English) http://blogs.technet.com/chitpro-en

49. SQL PASS NT-AG SwissITPr o www.sqlpass.ch www.swissitpro.ch www.nt-ag.ch

51. A Microsoft program focused on supporting “early adopters” – IT professionals who bet on the newest technologies to drive business value for their companies and advance in their careers Is IT Pro Momentum right for you? Interested in learning more about the newest Microsoft technologies? Need help to evaluate different Microsoft products and features? Willing to test and pilot in production Microsoft beta products? Would like to have access to exclusive forums and Microsoft product support? Want to share your early adoption experience with the IT Pro community world-wide? If you answered ‘yes’ for all the questions above, IT Pro Momentum can help! This program is aimed at Small and Medium sized companies and Partners. TAP and RDP Programs are better suited for large companies.

52. Momentum participants will have access to the following benefits (free of charge for one year): In-Depth Technical Content Online Trainings Early Adopter Forums TechNet+ Direct Subscription Beta Product Support via E-Mail Architectural Reviews with Corp Resources (Selected Projects) After one year, some benefits expire e.g. TechNet Subscription Evaluate C ONTENT + T RAININGS F ORUMS Plan T ECH N ET + D IRECT Pilot B ETA P RODUCT S UPPORT Share M ICROSOFT BLOGS, WEBSITES, EVENTS, ETC. Project Phases

53. Reduce Risk of Failure Momentum benefits such as free TechNet Subscription and Beta Product Support reduce the risk and complexity of deploying new technologies. Competitive Advantage – Be the First to Use & Know Program participants have access to the latest information and cutting-edge technologies developed by Microsoft. Community Exposure and Career Opportunities By sharing early adoption successes, IT Pros receive community recognition and increase their opportunities for networking and career growth. Customer Voice is Heard Through Momentum, IT Pros establish a direct, two-way communication channel with Microsoft which allows them to provide feedback and influence the future of our products and services.

54. Technology focus and roadmap for Momentum in 2009 Important: 6-12 months after a product is released (RTM), the program will stop supporting the corresponding technology as high-quality resources become publicly available through Microsoft sites such as TechNet and MSDN

55. We want to hear from you! As a Momentum participant you will be offered the chance to share your early adoption experience with the IT Pro community worldwide Microsoft provides the infrastructure so you can spread the word: blogs, TechNet, community websites, user groups, events, etc.

56. Michael Epprecht IT Pro Evangelist, Microsoft Switzerland michael.epprecht@microsoft.com http://blogs.technet.com/chitpro-de http://blogs.technet.com/chitpro-en