Damian Leibaschoff Support Escalation Engineer Microsoft Becky Ochs Program Manager Microsoft

Client Experience Vision Client Experience Features Remote Web Workplace Internal Website (Companyweb) Windows Vista SBS Gadget Office Live Integration Administering Client Experience Domain join ( Questions

Deliver easy to use I-worker tools and make them easy to administer Help SBS Customer to drive revenue by helping them connect with customers Access business data, , desktop anytime, anywhere (RWW, OWA, SharePoint, connect to computer) Communicate and share information effectively with colleagues, clients and partners (SharePoint, Office Live workspaces) Grow business by provisioning public website with Office Live and drive revenue by marketing and advertising online using Office Live Simple, task oriented management tools (adding PCs to the network)

Remote Web Workplace OWA Connect to Computer Companyweb (SharePoint version 3) enabled document libraries Inbound fax routed to SharePoint Links Gadget Administration tools Connect Computer Customizing Remote Web Workplace Deploying the Links Gadget

What’s new Windows SharePoint Services version 3 SP1 Secure SSL access on TCP/987 What’s improved New home page layout and defaults And there is always the standard Inbound fax routing Distribution list archiving

New feature in SBS 2008 Deployed to client desktops Contains links to OWA Companyweb Remote Web Workplace Set of organization links (administrator configures) Administrator links (administrator configures)

Customizing Remote Web Workplace Office Live integration Managing Links Gadget

Pre-requirements At or above: Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista RTM, 2003 SP2, 2008 Windows Vista Update KB or Windows Vista SP1 Framework 2.0 DHCP server providing proper IP and suffix Profile migration No domain profile migration No private profile migration

Ability to sign up and create public website for the business, hosted at Office Live Collaborate and share with customers and partners through workspaces at Office Live Drive business revenue through advertising using Office Live Understand and increase marketplace awareness through website reports

Windows Vista only Windows XP users can use Remote Web Workplace for a similar link experience Customizable Sections, permissions, links, and titles Links section shared with Remote Web Workplace

Use Connect Computer to streamline your client deployments in a new installation Remote Web Workplace enables I-worker productivity outside of the office Use a trusted certificate or distribute Take-Home-Configuration-package to address browser security warnings Use the Gadget for a one-stop location of I-worker tools and link resources Use fax routing to get faxes direct to the recipient

Partner Profile Success Computer Consulting Minneapolis, MN 20 employees 250 active customers Focused on small business with 10 to 50 users Solutions focused on managed services, SBS, and SharePoint Microsoft Gold Certified Partner TAP Customer Profile Robby Gordon Motorsports 40 employees NASCAR® driver and team owner Need access to data from everywhere, including the racetrack (which has limited connectivity) How will SBS 2008 help Remote web workplace Windows SharePoint Services Windows Mobile 6

SBS gives us the opportunity to “E-Myth” our SBS business New product – new opportunity to define best practices Answer file is key – plan ALL of your deployments now Migration process is a labor-saver Learn the migration process – don’t do a clean install every time The migration process is transparent to clients Prepare for SBS 2008 benefits NOW – get ready! SBS 2003 sales should be Open Value or Open Business + SA Start to define your implementation practices in advance – structured, repeatable process Prepare your clients and schedule SBS 2008 migrations in advance

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