Kurz nach der Ankündigung von Office365 auf dessen Launchvent am 19. Oktober, fand vom 8. bis 12. November die diesjährige TechED 2010 Europe statt. Auf Ihr gab es einige Sessions zum Nachfolger der Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS). Microsoft hat diese aufgezeichnet und jetzt für jeden frei im Internet bereitgestellt. Sie finden nachfolgend die Aufzeichnungen und einige Informationen dazu. Wichtig ist noch: die TechEd fand zwar in Berlin statt, trotztem ist es eine Veranstaltung für ganz Europa. Deswegen sind alle Session und deren Beschreibung in englischer Sprache. Die Infos sind klasse und ich wünsche viel Vergnügen beim Anschauen.

COS201: Office 365: What’s Coming Soon

Speaker(s): Jennifer Pisani, Ural Cebeci, Eron Kelly
Event: Tech·Ed Europe
Year: 2010
Track: Cloud Computing & Online Services

This session provides a preview of our next generation cloud productivity services, Office 365 (previously known as Business Productivity Online Standard Suite)

own as Business Productivity Online Standard Suite). Office 365 brings together cloud versions of our

most trusted email, communication and collaboration software, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online and Lync Online with our familiar Office Professional Plus desktop suite. In this session we will demonstrate how the messaging and collaboration capabilities in now Office 365 has evolved as the latest server technology is deployed in this collection of hosted enterprise software services. Join us for an interactive conversation on the future of productivity and to learn more about Office 365!

COS204: What Can You Do to Prepare for the Office 365 Suite?

Speaker(s): Kayvaan Ghassemieh
Event: Tech·Ed Europe
Year: 2010
Track: Cloud Computing & Online Services

This session will address your questions about moving from the current version of BPOS-S to the next version, Office 365. It will highlight key areas you should be thinking of now, so that your customer will be ready to move to the next version.

COS205: Security and Compliance on the BPOS and Office 365 Platforms

Speaker(s): David Peet
Event: Tech·Ed Europe
Year: 2010
Track: Cloud Computing & Online Services

Moving to the cloud requires a new way of thinking about security and compliance. Who does what will change, yet organizations must still comply with policies, regulations and laws. This session will cover Microsoft’s overall approach to security, privacy and compliance, as well as specific features of BPOS that enable customers to take charge themselves. Many customers large and small, some from highly regulated industries, have been able to use BPOS and/or Office 365 to satisfy themselves about compliance. Learn about the questions they raised and how they were addressed.

COS301: Microsoft Office 365: Directory Synchronization

Speaker(s): Mike Kostersitz
Event: Tech·Ed Europe
Year: 2010
Track: Cloud Computing & Online Services

This session focuses on what the Dir Sync tool is used for, and what will be available in V2 of the tool. We will demo the tool and discuss when a company should use it in a deployment, depending on the size and needs of the company.

COS302: Office 365: Identity and Access Solutions

Speaker(s): Dan Kershaw
Event: Tech·Ed Europe
Year: 2010
Track: Cloud Computing & Online Services

This session provides a preview of the identity and access solutions in the next generation of the Business Productivity Online Standard Suite (Office 365). The session will focus on how authentication works for both web apps and rich client apps, how to enable single sign-on (SSO) using corporate AD credentials and AD FS 2.0 to Office 365 services, and the different SSO deployment options for Office 365 services.

COS221: Microsoft’s Cloud Infrastructure Compliance Framework

Speaker(s): Mark Estberg, Bob Fish
Event: Tech·Ed Europe
Year: 2010
Track: Cloud Computing & Online Services

Microsoft offers enterprise and consumer cloud services and operates data centers worldwide, whilst having to meet many statutory and regulatory compliance requirements. To better manage the requirements of each, Microsoft’s Global Foundation Services security and compliance team has built a compliance framework that is based on ISO/IEC 27002:2005, extended it to incorporate the compliance requirements, and built a certified information security management system on ISO/IEC 27001:2005. In this highly interactive session, the people responsible for managing compliance and the controls in the framework discuss how the information security management system and framework was built and operates. Learn how you can take a similar approach in your enterprise to meet your compliance burden. Bring your questions and get straight answers.