Last week, Microsoft released Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) beta at their Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC). Monday, I received noticed that I needed to install it on my work system. Like most updates, it took minutes to install and I was back to work-as-usual.
For many enterprises, the release of SP1 beta is the green flag to begin testing and deploying Windows 7. If you’re an IT professional now is the time to start mastering the intricacies of installing and maintaining Windows 7 systems.
A great way to start is by signing up to receive free Microsoft Press online book chapters about Windows 7. Chapters are from “Windows 7 Step by Step,” “Windows 7 Administrator’s Pocket Consultant,” and six other books. Learn more and sign up to receive Windows 7 chapters.
If you’re currently certification in Windows XP or 2000, you might want to explore your options for growing your Windows skills. If you’re new to certification or simply want to discover training resources, visit the Windows 7 training portal.
And don’t forget to visit the many resources on the Windows Client TechCenter and TechNet such as this recently published Windows 7 Application Compatibility List for IT Professionals.
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