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Services all look marvelous...

I am like a kid in a candy store here. I have no idea which Live Era services to load up on. I have told my MCSDs that if Microsoft offers Live Era equivalent applications to things we do in house, I will lay them off in droves. It is win/win for me and my rep. I get rid of headcount while adopting the latest Microsoft technologies. My rep has already sent me some literature on how to handle layoffs and how to avoid paying unemployment. Everyone here is on notice. The Live Era is upon is, bathe in its splendors and hallowed be its name. I am off to breakfast with my rep at a local bistro that serves a fine plate of eggs benedict. In addition, my rep has told me to dump our VoIP implementation and go with a Live Era offering. I told our telco people to expect the plug to be pulled any day now. I will then deploy free Microsoft phone services and re-enact the "Hello Watson" test.

Posted by: Mike Cox   Posted on: 11/02/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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