Chai Wei Pin – Solution Architect, CHASSasia Singapore

March 25, 2011

Singapore

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Microsoft Solutions Day

Riding the Next Wave of Growth

Track 3: Business Productivity BPOS/Office 365: The power of cloud productivity

OFFICE 365 VIDEO PRESENTATION

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OFFICE 365 OVERVIEW

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THE FUTURE OF PRODUCTIVITY

ANNOUNCING MICROSOFT OFFICE 365

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BRINGING TOGETHER CLOUD VERSIONS OF OUR MOST TRUSTED COMMUNICATIONS

AND COLLABORATION PRODUCTS WITH THE LATEST VERSION OF OUR DESKTOP SUITE

FOR BUSINESSES OF ALL SIZES.

OFFICE 365 VALUE

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OFFICE 365 VALUE

* Access from mobile devices depends on carrier network quality and availability.

OFFICE 365 VALUE

* Access from mobile devices depends on carrier network quality and availability

OFFICE 365 VALUE

* Access from mobile devices depends on carrier network quality and availability

OFFICE 365 VALUE

Service health

portal Simplified

Management

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WHAT’S NEW IN OFFICE 365

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USER SEGMENT: RIGHT FEATURES FOR THE RIGHT USERS

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PLANS FOR ALL YOUR EMPLOYEES

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OFFICE 365 ROADMAP

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Limited Beta H2 2010

General Availability H2 2011

Service Updates

(Post General Availability )

• Limited Beta • New User Experience (End user and Admin) • Limited Offers (E3, K2, P1, Office Pro Plus) • Limited 7 Languages • Limited 13 Markets

• General availability for new customers • Update to User Experience • All Union Offers • 20 Languages • 38 markets (except Brazil and Chile)

• BPOS customers transition period begin (3-6 months after GA)

• Available in Brazil and Chile • Lync™ Online, SharePoint® Online, Exchange

Online and platform feature updates

WHAT DOES MOVING TO THE CLOUD MEAN?

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• Standardization

• Single architecture

• Limited configuration and customizations options

• Deployment

• Initial deploy is still required to migrate data to Office 365

• AD clean up and network upgrade is often required

• Service Change

• Balance between continuous innovations and minimize change

• Customer controls IT policies but not feature availability

• Privacy and Security Considerations

• Understand your internal security and privacy requirements

WHY MICROSOFT ?

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

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CUSTOMER BIO

Lee Siew Kit, Assistant Vice President - Information

Technology Services, SATS Ltd.

Siew Kit graduated from the National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of

Engineering (Electrical Engineering) (First Class) degree. He joined Singapore

Airlines in 1992 as an analyst programmer. In his 15 years with SIA, he took on

different roles, like systems analyst, project manager, program manager and

team manager.

He joined SATS, which was part of the SIA Group, in 2006 as Manager - IT

Services. As IT Head of SATS, he was responsible to manage the company’s 2 to

5 years IT Master Plan, SATS Application Architecture Blueprint and Standards,

Portfolio of SATS IT Projects, and the many vendors engaged to provide

outsourced services like Data Center, End User Computing and Application

Maintenance.

When SATS acquired companies and expanded operations in the Region

through acquisition and joint ventures, his scope of coverage extended to

integrating these companies into the SATS Group infrastructure. Slide 18

Bobby Jimenez, Chief Technology Officer - Sindicatum

Carbon Capital (“SCC”)

Bobby joined SCC in 2008. As CTO, he is responsible for establishing the

company’s technical vision and provides direction for all aspects of the

company’s technology development within the organization. Bobby implements

technology initiatives in alignment with business strategy, integrates company

processes with the appropriate technologies, and maintains existing enterprise

systems.

Bobby was previously the director and co-founder of TipTop IT, a London based

IT solutions company from 2003 to 2008, prior to that he was an IT Systems

Consultant at Elstree Computing in Watford England (2000-2003) and

previously at Lynx Computer Systems (1998-2000). He taught IT for 3 years and

received his BSc in Computer Science in 1995.

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

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WHAT’S NEXT

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WHAT'S NEXT

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Q & A

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