David Woolley wrote:
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Richard B. Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Most businesses, in the US at least, tend to replace their PCs every
three to five years. The replacement is not wholesale, but piecemeal.
That tends to be true of medium to large private sector businesses.
<snip>
really understood Active Directory. I pointed out that we didn't need
to use A/D and insisted that the PC people install W2K on my new desktop
That sounds like an organisation large enough to have an IT department.
It was. I was a humble laborer in the Network Services Group. We were
responsible for operating the data center, help desk, purchasing and
installing PCs, etc. I was a VMS System Administrator, with sidelines
in Solaris (X86), and Windows. Thanks to the acquisition of the company
I am now involuntarily retired.
You don't believe the "humble" part? I confess; I lied!
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