Have you ever wondered where to go to get help with your common, everyday IT challenges?
Based on feedback and constructive criticism, Microsoft Canada identifies key areas where they can improve and help you by providing better resources to answer your questions, solve your real world problems and help you achieve your business goals. Maybe it’s just ensuring you know you have a voice – or just making your life a little easier at the end of the day – whatever it takes, Microsoft is listening.
One of the areas Microsoft has received feedback on is Help and Support. Let’s face it, you may not have a direct contact person from Microsoft that you can call up when you have a problem and with the pace of technology today, you just can’t wait for things to sort themselves out. So you either commit you or your teams’ time and energy to fixing that issue, or you hire someone to come in and fix it. But what if I told you there were some great Microsoft Resources available for support that you could use? I’ve put together a list below. This is by no means exhaustive, but it should give you a great start when you need to tackle your next IT challenge.
Help and Resources
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Other Resources You May Find Useful
- Microsoft Virtual Academy – For Free Training To Help Improve Your IT Skill Set.
- TechNet Evaluation Center – Try some of the latest Microsoft products like Office 365, Windows Intune or System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 for free, before you buy.
- TechNet Newsletter – Sign Up To Receive The Latest IT News and Developments, Product Releases, Expert Insights and Support Services with Microsoft’s complimentary biweekly newsletter for industry professionals.