Huda Qaddura said:
"Windows 7 is all about simplifying your PC. Throughout the development cycle, Microsoft spoke to countless partners and customers to understand their needs and what we were told is that users want Windows 7 to help them get things done easier, more efficiently, whilst still being compatible with all the applications and devices that are most commonly used today. Windows 7 was developed based on that customer feedback and has resulted in a host of new features and innovations that will make using PCs simpler and faster, enabling users to get more done, more securely and from more locations."
As part of its effort to ensure customers receive the right support for the adoption of Windows 7, Microsoft has provided training for all its employees in Jordan, in addition to readiness training for its Partners on Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 & Exchange Server 2010, all of which will be launched later this month. The training provided will ensure Microsoft's partners in the Kingdom will be equipped with the necessary technical knowledge whilst supporting and working with their customers.
On November 4th, Microsoft Jordan will be holding a special launch event for Windows 7 that will be attended by the Kingdom's leading IT professionals, businesses and organizations, with the Key Note speech being delivered by Microsoft's Chief Operating Officer, Mr Kevin Turner.
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