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2007: These buzzwords made our eyes and ears burn
Which high-tech terms from 2007 did you want to see banished from the lexicon? Here are some of our picks for the most irksome buzzwords of this year. Article | 19 Dec 2007
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Microsoft's service desk plans caught on rocks
Is Microsoft learning that CMDBs are hard to build? Arrival of the ambitious System Center Service Manager has been moved out a year. Article | 12 Dec 2007
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Windows shops set sights on encryption, antivirus in 2008
Windows security is a never-ending battle, and IT managers have ongoing plans to add layers of protection in 2008. Article | 07 Dec 2007
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Windows XP SP3 sits high on user wish list
DLL fixes and NAP interoperability are a couple reasons why Windows managers put Windows XP SP3 on the top of the pile. Article | 04 Dec 2007
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Software management consoles proliferate, but will they all get along?
Windows administrators may find themselves eyeing more than one management console as Microsoft and Symantec add views to their security suites. Article | 03 Dec 2007
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Exchange Server 2007 SP1 arrives with added replication
Time will tell if delivery of the first service pack for Exchange Server 2007 will set off a wave of migrations. Article | 29 Nov 2007
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Microsoft releases service pack for email security software
Windows shops using Microsoft's Antigen v. 9 email security IT now have added support for clustered servers. Article | 28 Nov 2007
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Shavlik takes back patch support for MBSA v1.2 from Microsoft
Microsoft ends support for Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer v1.2 but arranges for the tool's creator, Shavlik Technologies, to support the technology it created. Article | 25 Nov 2007
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Microsoft OS deployment tools get broader role with new server
Deployment tools for Microsoft's OSes will accommodate Windows Server 2008. Expect to see more features coming in early 2008. Article | 19 Nov 2007
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Microsoft offers tools to thwart Office 2007 threats
Microsoft released a free tool and security guide to help IT managers find malicious code and lock down Office 2007. Article | 13 Nov 2007