It’s hard to believe another year has passed, and we’re about to kickoff Microsoft Ignite 2018. I normally like to ease into the week and keep my Sunday schedule light. The pre-day sessions that are offered are always compelling with their all-day focus on a topic, and this year’s Diversity and Tech pre-day sounds like
So much for keeping the Ignite hotel list up-to-date this year. My last update was almost two months ago. It’s amazing how putting something off can snowball into never doing that thing. Between some mentions of the hotel numbers dwindling and warnings from @MS_Ignite to register soon before they sell out, I figure I’d better
If you are an IT pro working in Higher Education, you should consider attending the 2018 Microsoft HiEd Conference. The conference will take place October 15-17 on the Microsoft Advanta Campus in Bellevue. Registration opened yesterday, and at a cost of only $225, it’s a great opportunity to hear from Microsoft and your peers right
When Ignite registration went live, I told myself, “Scott, this year you should pick a schedule, set a reminder, and keep that hotel list updated.” I gave it some thought and said, “That’s a great idea. I am definitely going to do that.” Fast forward to today, and the reality is I haven’t provided an
It has been a couple of weeks since my last update, but a lot has happened since then. The (unofficial) Microsoft Ignite Hotels page has seen several hotels flip to being Sold Out. Hotel Changes Nine hotels have dropped off the list: Crowne Plaza Orlando Universal (Sold Out) Days Inn Orlando Convention Center International Drive
