Microsoft Professional Developers Series

Microsoft BackOffice PDS Video Interview Series Text Only

What is the Professional Developers Series?
The BackOffice PDS is a series of videotapes for developers of Windows NT business applications who want to take advantage of Microsoft's BackOffice marketing wave. On the tapes you'll learn the requirements and advantages of putting the BackOffice logo on your product from the experts: the program managers and engineers who designed Windows NT.

Who are they for?
The videos are designed for engineers and managers who are unable to attend Microsoft's Professional Developers conferences, or for those who want a detailed private viewing of how to exploit Windows NT client and server services.

Is this just another instructional video?
No! Host Stan Murawski, of Microsoft Developer Relations, interviews the program managers and engineers responsible for designing Window NT and the BackOffice services in the casual surroundings of the Microsoft BackOffice Logo Café.

But how does this benefit my bottom line?
Your customers will feel confident in quickly using and mastering your application if it's designed for BackOffice.

Do I need to view all of the videos?
That depends.... Each of the eight tapes covers a different BackOffice topic, from Windows NT Performance Monitoring to Developing Your Application for the Global Marketplace. Your program managers should watch the first video while your engineers may want the entire set.

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	What is the Professional Developers Series? The BackOffice PDS is a series of videotapes for developers of Windows NT business applications who want to take advantage of Microsoft's BackOffice marketing wave. On the tapes you'll learn the requirements and advantages of putting the BackOffice logo on your product from the experts: the program managers and engineers who designed Windows NT.
	Who are they for? The videos are designed for engineers and managers who are unable to attend Microsoft's Professional Developers conferences, or for those who want a detailed private viewing of how to exploit Windows NT client and server services.
	Is this just another instructional video? No! Host Stan Murawski, of Microsoft Developer Relations, interviews the program managers and engineers responsible for designing Window NT and the BackOffice services in the casual surroundings of the Microsoft BackOffice Logo Café.
	But how does this benefit my bottom line? Your customers will feel confident in quickly using and mastering your application if it's designed for BackOffice.
	Do I need to view all of the videos? That depends.... Each of the eight tapes covers a different BackOffice topic, from Windows NT Performance Monitoring to Developing Your Application for the Global Marketplace. Your program managers should watch the first video while your engineers may want the entire set.