THIS WEEK: What would you do with an IT blank check?

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March 11, 2002 >> Receive this email as text  >> About this e-mail   In this Issue >> From the editor: What's on your fantasy IT wish list? >> Featured Topic: E.T. -- The Exchange Terror >> Expert Technical Advice: Your Windows, SQL Server, and Exchange questions answered! >> Site Highlights: * Free: "Security in the Microsoft .NET Framework " * Nominate a Windows Innovator! * Join our Live Event and Learn How to Build a Better Firewall  From the Editor: by Jan Stafford, Site Editor Here's your blank check! SearchWindowsManageability is listening! IT pros have shared their opinions with us, and we've published that feedback in a series of articles on security headaches, messaging systems' weakest links, and IT bloopers. Now, it's time to visit SearchWindowsManageability's Fantasy Island! Imagine that your Chief Financial Officer has just handed you a BLANK CHECK for IT expenditures. What technology or service would you buy for your company's IT system? How would that purchase change your daily life as a systems manager? What kind of problems do you have because you lack this technology or service? Write to us at [EMAIL PROTECTED]. We'll put all of your responses in an upcoming article. Remember, we don't have to use your name.  Featured Topic: E.T. -- The Exchange Terror by Marilyn Cohodas, Site Editor An Exchange 2000 migration can be a dark and perilous journey, with hidden hazards lurking around every corner. But armed with the knowledge in this week's featured topic, you just might make it through unscathed. Bon voyage! Read more about this topic  Expert Technical Advice: Featured Expert Serdar Yegulalp Publisher, The Windows 2000 Power Users Newsletter Categories: Management Tools and Solutions Serdar Yegulalp wrote for Windows Magazine from 1994 through 2001, covering a wide range of technology topics. He now plies his expertise in Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP as publisher of The Windows 2000 Power Users Newsletter and writes technology columns for TechTarget. View one of Serdar Yegulalp's answers This Week: In the forums >> What's the scoop on Service Pack Manager 2000? Check out this info and share your opinions. Tip of the Week: What are the weakest links in corporate IT messaging systems? In a SearchWindowsManageability survey, IT pros finger the guilty parties and products. >> Your mail system's weakest link  Site Highlights Free white paper "Security in the Microsoft .NET Framework" Explains .NET security features, verification, cryptography, storage and app domains, and their integration. Get it now! Nominate a Windows Innovator! Have a client or colleague who's an IT innovator? Do they use Windows as their platform of choice? Nominate them today for the SearchWin2000 Windows Innovator Awards. Want to build a better firewall? Pre-register now for "Building a Better Firewall" with Dr. Thomas Shinder, neurologist, author and computer industry veteran. Tom will explain how firewalls work in general,discuss the plusses and minuses of Microsoft's Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000 and offer ISA configuration and optimization tips. Pre-register NOW for this online event on March 14 at 02:00 PM EST. Sponsored By: NetIQ 4 courses, 1 price Learn Win2000 Network Security Design and study up for the MCSE Exam 70-220 Course. Just $49.99 for 20 hours of training! Learn more 2002 Windows event Topics: Active Directory, licensing, manageability, security & more. Limited spots available for this May 8-10 event. Apply today to conquer lingering Win2000 challenges! Apply now Win2000Talk Radio Introducing Win2000Talk, the only radio show on the Web to address your Windows 2000 questions and issues. Visit now and listen to our new show's Premiere. Tune in A B O U T   T H I S   E M A I L This e-mail is brought to you by TechTarget where you can get relevant search results from over 20 industry-specific Web sites. If you no longer wish to receive this newsletter simply reply to this message with "REMOVE" in the subject line. Please allow 24 hours for your "REMOVE" request to be processed. Copyright 2002 TechTarget, Inc. All rights reserved.