New Windows Insider webcast to feature Engineering Systems deep dive (today 8/29 10am PDT)

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Published onAugust 29, 2017

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Microsoft is hosting another Windows Insider webcast later today. Over the past few months, the webcast has become the newest way for employees working on the Insider Team to connect with Windows 10 enthusiasts and Microsoft fans. This month, the webcast will feature an Engineering Systems deep-dive, giving Windows fans insights into the way the Microsoft’s engineering system works, and more.

I’m excited and (almost) ready! The ES team is putting the finishing touches on the content! Hope everyone is able to attend!https://t.co/U9yrqOaUTz

— Jason Howard (@NorthFaceHiker)August 28, 2017

The webcast is set to kickoff on Mixer today at 10:00 AM PDT, 5:00 AM UTC, 1:00PM EDT. If you’re unsure of the date and time conversion, feel free tovisit this webpageto convert it to your time zone. Microsoft isswitching up the timesto make sure that everyone across the world can watch, so be sure to tune in live if you can! And, just in case you can’t watch live, the webcast will be available on demand.

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