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Review: Lync Mobile Client a Lync Implementation Partner Puts the Hotly Anticipated Microsoft Mobile App Through Its Paces on His Windows Phone VOLUME 7 ✱ NUMBER 2 Dynamics ERP and CRM products Kinect for Windows Visual Studio 11 Windows Azure MobileClient Lync Review: System Center 2012 SQL Server 2012 Windows 8 Windows Phone “Apollo” Windows Server 8 bending refreshescoming huge forMicrosoftandits partners, withparadigm- Get Ready for theWindowsStore for Get Ready WhySizeMatters Now Cohen: 6 CESStunners Packaging theCloud PLUS most strategicproducts. “Offi ce 15” for manyofMicrosoft’s This calendaryearis RCPmag.com RCPmag.com Offi ce 365 InternetIn Explorer 10 ✱ February 2012 Exchange/SharePoint/Small Business Server 2012 BETTER BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AT A BETTER PRICE UP TO 72% LESS 0710red&rcp_DELLSpread.final.indd 2 6/15/10 1:55 PM S Turn your raw data into a powerful strategic advantage with Business Intelligence solutions from DellTM and Microsoft®—and do it for up to 72% less per terabyte than the competition.* Built on industry standards, Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 R2 systems from Dell are designed to speed implementations, lower risk, and reduce complexity—all while delivering the best price-for-performance in the industry. 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Try some FREE at www.storagecraft.com/baconRCP Inside FEBRUARY 2012 ✱ VOLUME 7 ✱ NUMBER 2 DEPARTMENTS 8 Channel Report HARDWARE: 6 CES Stunners ....................................... 8 14 TRENDS: Microsoft’s New Math = Metro ..................... 9 TRANSITIONS: Microsoft Server and Tools, Dynamics Groups Lose Top Execs ................................ 10 STARTUP: Ozzie Resurfaces ....................................... 10 EXECS: Oracle, IBM Make Key Channel Appointments ......................................... 12 PIRACY: U.K. Retailer Fights Back Against Microsoft Accusations ................................................ 12 COLUMNS Plan your year with CHANGING THE CHANNEL: Howard Cohen the RCP 2012 Microsoft Size Matters .............................................................. 29 MARKETING MATTERS: Barb Levisay Product Roadmap. Take Content Ideas from Microsoft Campaigns .......... 30 CHANNELING THE CLOUD: Jeff rey Schwartz Microsoft Preps Windows Azure for Battle with Amazon in the Cloud .................................................. 32 FEATURES 14 The 2012 Microsoft Product Roadmap SPECIAL PULLOUT SECTION The star of last year’s product roadmap was Offi ce 365. Microsoft this year looks likely to pivot from the public cloud to the private cloud, while also shipping staples like SQL Server and releasing major betas—and possibly fi nal versions—of blockbusters including Windows 8 tablet, client and server, and “Offi ce 15.” 21 Partner Review: Lync Mobile Client A Lync implementation partner puts the hotly anticipated Microsoft mobile app through its paces on his Windows Phone. The verdict? A solid fi rst off ering with a lot of room for feature improvement. PARTNER’S GUIDE TO MOBILE DEVICE MANAGEMENT As smartphones and tablets proliferate, more and 24 Packaging up the Cloud more partners are seeing a business in helping clients manage the devices in their networks. As SMBs adopt cloud solutions, how can partners continue to By Scott Bekker provide value-added services to those organizations? Innovative partners are fi nding ways to “package” services to accompany cloud-based changes in both technology and buyer attitudes. 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