T-Systems customers will be able to experience Vista and other programs live as Microsoft ushers in the era of its new people-ready software over the next few months. Microsoft will be presenting its take on the next software generation during a roadshow.

IT specialists and PC users around the globe are holding their breath as they wait for the arrival of Microsoft's new operating system. But before the promising result of the company-internal "Longhorn" project arrives on the market under the product name Vista, the software giant from Redmond, together with T-Systems, will be giving users a peek at the full spectrum of its new product offering.

Being there live

T-Systems is supporting Microsoft's roadshow, which will be touring throughout Germany, as the company's platinum sponsor. This means an advantage for T-Systems customers: They will be able to experience Microsoft's most important innovations live on location before sales begin. IT professionals and decision makers at German companies have known for some time now that the presentation dates are sold out. There are three questions that will be the focus of the German tour, which spans from Berlin to Munich and will run from November through December: What innovations will Vista, Office and Exchange 2007 bring to core infrastructures and related administrative processes? How will they improve the productivity of IT professionals and users? Which new solutions do the new Microsoft products offer as far as communication and expandability go?