Attend The Biggest Microsoft Launch Event Ever

Don’t Miss It!

Seriously, Don’t!

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The Office 2007, Exchange 2007 and Vista launch event I mean. There’s never been a launch like this from Microsoft. Never! It’s going to be outstanding!

Why should you attend? Well if you run IT, are an IT Pro or are a developer, the event is tailored for you. Also, you will receive a free copy of Microsoft Office Professional 2007 and Microsoft Office Groove 2007* That’s a nice benefit, but what about some good solid reasons to attend the launch? I can think of four off the top of my head. If you can answer "No" to every one of these questions; stay at the office. Otherwise, register now.

1. Is eight hours of your time spent learning about the most significant new Microsoft products of this decade a valuable investment?
2. Would you like to have the opportunity to hear from and talk with Redmond-based Microsoft executives?
3. Do you want to see first-hand and early on the products that will be changing the way people work over the next decade, the products that your competitors will be using to improve their business?
4. Are you curious about all the attention that Office 2007, Exchange 2007 and Vista have been receiving the past few months?

If you aren’t convinced yet then consider this final recommendation.

If you’ve never attended a product launch event before, especially one presented by Microsoft, you should. They are spectacular! Launches aren’t like TechEd or DevCon. They are like the SuperBowl! There’s always a surprise or two! You’ll learn a lot and you’ll find there’s a lot more you’ll want to learn; and this launch – it promises to be better than any other Microsoft launch ever held, even better than this one à Microsoft launches . . .

Find out about the launch in your city or a city nearby. If the event in your city is sold out, fly to another city; I know people who are. If you’re near Chicago, I hope to see you. I’ll be there and so will a number of my PointBridge colleagues.

* The details: *Offer good only to registered attendees of event on the date of their event, while supplies last. This offer is nontransferable. Limit one item per attendee. Taxes, if any, are the sole responsibility of the recipient. Must be present to receive the product. Products may be distributed as a