1. Won HuhProduct Marketing Manager Symon PerrimanSenior Technical Evangelist

5.  Topology simplification  Network monitoring  Linux/Unix authoring  OM manageability  Scale Improvement (50%) System Center 2012 Operations Manager  Virtual fabric monitoring  Storage monitoring  New Linux distributions System Center 2012 SP1 Operations Manager  360 Infrastructure Monitoring  Better integration with VMM  Improved Azure Monitoring  Improved Management Packs  Advisor integration System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager

6. Workload Active directory BizTalk server DHCP DNS Dynamics Exchange server Fax server IIS Lync server RDS SharePoint server SQL System Center Visual Studio WSUS (and more) OS Windows server Windows client Linux Unix Hypervisor Virtual CPU Virtual memory Virtual Network interface Logical virtual switch Host virtual switch Storage pool for virtual hosts Private cloud Cloud capacity Cloud service Virtual Machine Storage Public cloud Cloud service Role instance Virtual Machine storage

7. Microsoft Virtual Academy Private Cloud Monitoring 03 | Infrastructure Monitoring

8. Cloud capacity Cloud service Virtual Machine Storage

9. Microsoft Virtual Academy Public Cloud Monitoring 03 | Infrastructure Monitoring

10. Cloud capacity Cloud service Virtual Machine Storage

11. Microsoft Virtual Academy Hybrid Cloud Monitoring 03 | Infrastructure Monitoring

12. Cloud capacity Cloud service Virtual Machine Storage Cloud service Role instance Virtual Machine Storage

13. Microsoft Virtual Academy OS Monitoring 03 | Infrastructure Monitoring

16. Windows Linux Unix

17. Microsoft Virtual Academy System Center Advisor 03 | Infrastructure Monitoring

18. ExchangeSharePoint SQL VMM Hyper-V

19. From an event based monitoring to a service based end-to-end monitoring: Leveraging knowledge from Product Developers Customer Support Services Customer experiences With enhanced visibility

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