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SharePoint brings app challenges to Windows shops
Users love Microsoft's Office SharePoint Server, but the application brings fresh responsibilities to IT managers accustomed to infrastructure issues. Article | 18 Feb 2008
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Lack of scripting skills could derail a Windows career
Active Directory and Exchange Server administrators must learn scripting language and command prompts to keep their careers on track. Article | 13 Feb 2008
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Microsoft service desk delayed until 2010
Microsoft will reengineer System Center Service Manager after receiving complaints about its performance from participants in the initial beta trial. Article | 11 Feb 2008
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Virtual desktops promise much, but just how do you get there?
IT managers have desktop virtualization goals in mind, but they are unclear on the impact of this technology. Article | 08 Feb 2008
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SQL Server 2008 pushed out to Q3 2008
The next-generation database server, which will offer business intelligence and policy-based management features, will be available later than originally planned. Article | 25 Jan 2008
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Product guide assists busy IT managers
Editors in TechTarget's Windows Media Group have pulled together a showcase of new products to help orient Windows professionals who have little time to search on their own. Article | 21 Jan 2008
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Nagging Windows NT or Win2K problems? Use Sysinternals' PsTools
Microsoft Sysinternals' PsTools suite is a treasure trove of free Windows NT and Windows 2000 command-line tools that remotely diagnose system ills. Article | 15 Jan 2008
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Changing of guard spells opportunity for Microsoft
With Gates and now Raikes bidding adieu, Microsoft is positioned for new talent not tied to the fat app mentality. Article | 11 Jan 2008
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Microsoft's IT product challenges for 2008
The big servers for IT will arrive as expected from Microsoft in 2008, but the promised service desk isn't likely to make the cut. Article | 27 Dec 2007
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New version of Microsoft Sysinternals AutoRuns ready
Microsoft's Sysinternals AutoRuns v9.0 for Windows finds new areas where applications start up on the sly. Article | 21 Dec 2007