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Microsoft schedules bevy of Windows Mobile webcasts
Mar. 31, 2008

Microsoft has announced a bevy of webcasts aimed at introducing Windows Mobile to IT managers. To be presented throughout April, and led by members of Microsoft's Windows Mobile team, the events will cover device provisioning, email, security, and other enterprise-oriented topics, according to Microsoft.

The one-hour broadcasts, which mostly take place at 11:30 am PDT, range from introductory to advanced levels. While not intended for developers, they may be of wide interest to anyone who wants to get to know the Windows Mobile team members better. The nine different presenters include Senior Director John Traynor, who is also speaking at the CTIA Wireless show this week, and enterprise mobility solution specialist Jason Langridge (pictured above).

Topics and dates for the free webcasts are as follows:
  • Providing mobile access to corporate data and applications (level 200) -- Vik Thairani, senior mobility consultant, 11:30 AM, Friday, Apr. 4

  • Improving mobile security and management (level 100) -- Vik Thairani, 9:30 AM, Monday, Apr. 7

  • How to overcome the top 10 mobile device security and management challenges (level 200) -- Jason Langridge, 11:30 AM, Tuesday, Apr. 8

  • Device management and device provisioning (level 300) -- Vik Thairani, 11:30 AM, Thursday, Apr. 10

  • Windows Mobile: Top 10 features for businesses (level 200) -- Product Manager Karen Wong-Duncan, 11:30 AM, Monday, Apr. 14

  • Why Windows Mobile for your business (level 100) -- John Traynor, 11:30 AM, Tuesday, Apr. 15

  • Messaging and collaboration for small and mid-sized companies (level 100) -- Senior Marketing Manager Augusto Valdez, 11:30 AM, Thursday, Apr. 17

  • Get the facts on comparing Windows Mobile and Blackberry (level 300) -- Jason Langridge, 11:30 AM, Friday, Apr. 18

  • Real-time messaging and collaboration (level 200) -- Senior Product Manager Chip Vollers, 11:30 AM, Tuesday, April 22

  • Microsoft Dynamics CRM mobility and Windows Mobile (level 300) -- Senior Director Christian Pederson, 1:00 PM, Wednesday, Apr. 23

  • Beyond e-mail with Windows Mobile for small and mid-sized companies -- Augusto Valdez, 11:30 AM, Thursday, Apr. 24

  • The optimal mobile communications solution (level 100) -- Chip Vollers, 11:30 AM, Friday, Apr. 25

  • Mobilizing business processes and applications (level 100) -- Product Manager Prithvi Raj, 11:30 AM, Tuesday, Apr. 29

  • Mobility infrastructure optimization (level 100) -- Product Manager Lax Madapaty, 1:00 PM, Wednesday, Apr. 30
Further information

Some of the above webcasts may be available in the future for on-demand viewing, but Microsoft has not yet specified which. To find out more information about the webcasts, or to register in advance and view a list of past webcasts that are available online, see the company's website here.



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