MMS 2012 Video: AppSense releases DataNow beta

Jack Madden

Executive Editor

Yesterday AppSense announced the public beta of DataNow. DataNow was first announced as Project Orca on Brian & Gabe Live about a month ago.

I recorded a quick, informal demo with Jon Wallace, Director of Emerging Technology and Strategy at AppSense, live from the expo hall floor at Microsoft Management Summit 2012 in Las Vegas.

I recorded another video with AppSense, as well, with a quick overview of their System Center-related announcements. Check it out at BrianMadden.com.

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