1. Microsoft MoMO - *iHUB_ Vincent Mugambi Development Platform Manager Microsoft East & Southern Africa

2. Agenda BizSpark Program Application Lifecycle Management Student 2 Business DreamSpark Azure Windows Phone 7 Imagine Cup

3. BizSpark Microsoft BizSpark Program

4. Microsoft BizSpark ™ Software Full featured development tools and production for 3 years. Free Windows Azure computing time for 16 months. Support Professional technical support from Microsoft: Email support, Managed newsgroups, invitation to BizSpark Camps. 2 Free MSDN Support incidents. Visibility Profile on BizSpark Connect. Promotion on BizSpark.com. Offers and Events on BizSpark Connect. Support Visibility Software Microsoft BizSpark is a program designed to provide software Startups all the resources they need to build successful companies and connect them with a community of experts. Over 30k startups have joined BizSpark Available in 112 countries, 9 languages

5. BizSpark Connect BizSpark Connect offers Startups the opportunity to achieve global visibly to an audience of potential investors, clients and partners by profiling their company and posting offers and events in the BizSpark virtual networking hub.

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18. Azure Brown Bag for developers

19. So What is Azure? Windows Azure is a cloud services operating system that serves as the development, service hosting and service management environment for the Azure Services Platform. Windows Azure provides developers with on-demand compute and storage to host, scale, and manage web applications on the internet through Microsoft data centers. Besides Windows Azure, the other service components planned to launch concurrently include the following: Microsoft.NET Services are a set of Microsoft-hosted, developer-oriented services that provide building blocks required by many cloud-based and cloud-aware applications. The initial set of these services include access control, service bus and workflow. SQL Services will eventually provide integrated services to perform relational queries, search, reporting, analytics, integration and synchronize data with mobile users, remote offices and business partners. Initially, SQL Services will offer a relational database service called Microsoft® SQL. Three other Azure services that should launch after include: Live Services Microsoft SharePoint Services Microsoft Dynamics CRM Services Microsoft Confidential Internal Use Only19

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25. Imagine Cup 2011 Step Up to the Challenge!

26. Microsoft Imagine Cup The Imagine Cup is the world’s premier student technology competition. Now in its ninth year, the Imagine Cup has grown to be a truly global competition focused on finding solutions to real world issues. Every year the Imagine Cup invites students to meet a challenge around a social cause. The current Imagine Cup competition theme is Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems. The Imagine Cup started in 2003 with only 1,000 competitors In 2010, more than 325,000 of the world's most influential students from over 120 countries/regions registered for the Imagine Cup. Confidential26 “I wish there had been an Imagine Cup when I was growing up. It gets people involved in seeing that software is changing the world.“ - Bill Gates, Chairman, Microsoft Corporation

27. UN Millennium Development Goals http://www.un.org/millenniumgoals

28. Imagine Cup Audience 500,000+ technical students in Imagine Cup community Students aged 16-26 years old Over 120 countries represented Main reasons students compete: – Learn new skills. – Make new friends. – Change the world. Top countries typically represented in worldwide student registrations: – China – India – US – Brazil 28Confidential

29. History Started in Asia as a local competition...Became Imagine Cup 2003: Barcelona, Spain - Theme: Link between people, information, systems, and devices, using Web services and.NET as the springboard.BarcelonaSpain 2004: São Paulo, Brazil - Theme: Imagine a world where smart technology makes everyday life easier.São PauloBrazil 2005: Yokohama, Japan - Theme: Imagine a world where technology dissolves the boundaries between us.YokohamaJapan 2006: Delhi, India - Theme: Imagine a world where technology enables us to live healthier lives.DelhiIndia 2007: Seoul, South Korea - Theme: Imagine a world where technology enables a better education for all.SeoulSouth Korea 2008: Paris, France - Theme: Imagine a world where technology enables a sustainable environment.ParisFrance 2009: Cairo, Egypt - Theme: Imagine a world where technology helps solve the world's toughest problems.CairoEgypt 2010: Warsaw, Poland – Theme: Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems.Warsaw, Poland 2011: New York City, United States – Theme: Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems.New York City, United States Agra & New Delhi, India Paris, France Yokohama, Japan Cairo, Egypt Seoul, South Korea Barcelona, Spain São Paulo & Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil + Warsaw, Poland "How boldly do you dare to dream?" – Ray Ozzie, Microsoft Chief Software Architect, at the Imagine Cup 2009 Local Finals 29Confidential New York, USA

30. 5 competitions… Software Design Embedded Design Game Design Digital Media Open Competition (TBD) …one theme “Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems” 30Confidential

31. The Core Competitions at a Glance – 2011 Software Design Embedded Development Game Design Digital Media Run locally in countries/regions around the world Online competition Online competition Online competition Max team size: Four Max team size: Two COUNTRY FINALS Kenya April 4th 2010 Ethiopia April 13th 2011 Uganda April 7th-8th 2011 Namibia April 20th 2010 Zimbabwe April 27th 2011 REGIONAL FINALS NAIROBI, KENYA MAY 9TH 2011 One team per country/region to New York City, USA to compete for the top three spots Top twenty teams go to New York City, USA to compete for the top three spots Top three teams from each of 3 tracks (total of 9 teams) fly to New York City, USA in July 2011 to compete for the top three spots per track Top six teams fly to New York City, USA in July 2011 to compete for the top three spots 1 st place $25,000 2 nd place $15,000 3 rd place $5,000 1 st place $25,000 2 nd place $15,000 3 rd place $5,000 1 st place $25,000 2 nd place $15,000 3 rd place $5,000 1 st place $8,000 2 nd place $4,000 3 rd place $3,000 31Confidential *Tentative dates

32. Imagine Cup 2010 Media Highlights

33. 2010 Media Highlights BBC CNN Scientific American Wired ZDNet Kotaku Huffington Post Fast Company Engadget Atomic Mobile Crunch Seattle Times Computerworld Ad Age Confidential33 Imagine Cup 2010 received impressive coverage, including more than 1,300 articles worldwide. 160 articles happened during the WW Finals alone. Partial list of top global media highlights include:

34. The Imagine Cup 2010 Blog received over 10,500 hits during the WW Finals.The Imagine Cup 2010 Blog The Imagine Cup 2010 BBC broadcast reached more than 26 million people worldwide. Microsoft News Center Imagine Cup page – more than 16,500 visits during the WW Finals.Microsoft News Center Imagine Cup page Facebook – more than 6,500 fans “like” Imagine Cup.Facebook YouTube – more than 11,125 views of the Imagine Cup videosYouTube Twitter The total number of tweets reached over 12,500 tweets reaching more than 10 million Twitter users. The volume of tweets tripled during the World Festival The velocity of tweets per hour maintained an average speed of more than 36 tweets per hour during the WW Finals week. During the World Festival, a person tweeted about Imagine Cup on average of every 30 seconds From 9 am to 1 pm PDT during the World Festival, more than 1,340 tweets were generated. 2010 Digital Media Highlights 34Confidential

35. Digital Resources ImagineCup.com - The main resource for participants and the general public.ImagineCup.com Imagine Cup Blog – The information site for the Imagine Cup community.Imagine Cup Blog Twitter.com/ImagineCup - Over 2,680 followers and growing.Twitter.com/ImagineCup Facebook - Over 6,740 fans and growing.Facebook Imagine Cup Virtual Pressroom - The main resource for worldwide media.Imagine Cup Virtual Pressroom 35Confidential

36. watch the excitement! Imagine Cup 2010 IC10 World Festival – http://www.studiosevent.com/imaginecup2010/ http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/events/imaginecup/videoGallery.aspx Imagine Cup 2009 http://imaginecup.com/downloads/sponsor/IC2009Competition.wmv http://imaginecup.com/downloads/sponsor/58_IC10_Poland_Reveal_1__1280x720.wmv http://imaginecup.com/downloads/sponsor/IC09_World_Festival_Open__640x360wmv.wmv http://imaginecup.com/downloads/sponsor/01_Open_1_WMV9_Widescreen_1280x720.wmv 36Confidential

37. 2010 Imagine Cup Worldwide Finalists Warsaw, Poland 37Confidential

38. First Prize – Imagine Cup 2010 Software Design

39. Imagine Cup 2010 Message From First Lady Michelle Obama

40. www.facebook.com/microsoftkenya http://twitter.com/microsoftkenya vmugambi@microsoft.com vincent.mureithi@live.com

41. Register Now! www.imaginecup.com www.imaginecup.com

42. You win. We all win.