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Goodwill hunting -- Microsoft gives away Windows
Microsoft may have a lot of cash, but the company is now seeking something money cannot buy -- the love and respect of its customers. And nothing says "kinship" like free copies of Windows Server 2003. Article | 14 May 2003
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Users give Windows high marks on quality
SearchWin2000.com wanted to know -- are our readers happy with Microsoft? According to our second annual survey, Windows admins and IT managers are glad to see Microsoft at least trying to make its products more secure and reliable. But despite the i... Article | 14 May 2003
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To upgrade or not? Windows users offer mixed views
Think of NT 4.0 as Sean Connery and Windows Server 2003 as Pierce Brosnan. Microsoft is banking on the graying hairs of NT 4.0 to stoke interest in Windows Server 2003. But just as there are James Bond fans who're diehard Connery fans and don't care ... Article | 14 May 2003
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Expert advice, Chicago and all that jazz
The industry's brainiest and most high-powered analysts and experts headline the Enterprise Windows Decisions conference in Chicago this week. They'll help you hone long-term IT strategies and resolve your toughest technical problems. Article | 09 May 2003
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Maximize certificate use in your enterprise
More and more companies are becoming targets of terrorists and other nefarious cybercrooks. But you can help make yourself more secure through the use of digital certificates. Article | 09 May 2003
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Virtual demands push MS to real action
Microsoft says it's "truly surprised" by customer demand for virtual server software. The company is cranking out a beta version to satisfy customers who want to save money by consolidating servers. Article | 08 May 2003
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Best Web Links: 64-bit Computing
Looking for answers to your 64-bit questions? We've collected these resources to help you decide if 64-bit technology has a place in your enterprise. Article | 07 May 2003
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Admin Know-IT-All Question #32
Admin Know-IT-All Question #32 Article | 29 Apr 2003
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New apps could change your job description
According to a new Meta Group study, new applications are not just changing the way we compute, they're changing job descriptions too -- from the well-heeled offices to the tee shirt-clad trenches. Article | 29 Apr 2003
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Windows Server 2003's competition: NT, Windows 2000
Microsoft has now launched Windows Server 2003 (no, really, it has!), and the new platform has some stiff competition -- older brothers NT and Windows 2000. How can Microsoft compete against itself? The company plans to pitch the idea that Windows Se... Article | 25 Apr 2003