THIS WEEK: Ringing in the new year -- our 2003 predictions

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January 02, 2003 >> Receive this email as text  >> About this email   In this Issue >> From the editor: In with the new, out with old >> Featured Topic: SearchWin2000.com's predictions for 2003 >> Site Exclusives: .NET Server, AD improvements, mobility on Redmond's roster Ending analysis paralysis Clean registry -- better performance >> Site Highlights: Vendor webcast on event management Live expert webcast with Mark Minasi Vendor webcast on group policy  From the Editor: by Marilyn Cohodas, Site Editor Welcome to 2003! We have big plans for the coming months. We'll be here with lots more targeted news, technical tips, expert advice -- all focused on the needs of corporate network managers and administrators working with the Windows platform. Drop us a line and tell us what IT issues are keeping you up at night. We'll do our best to offer you proven solutions from industry experts and your colleagues in the field. Meantime, from all of us at SearchWin2000.com and SearchWindowsManageability.com, we wish you a happy and prosperous new year. Marilyn Cohodas  Featured Topic: Ringing in the New Year: Our 2003 predictions by Dave Pye, Assistant Site Editor In life, it's tempting to roll the dice once in a while. But in the world of IT, that sort of attitude is ill-advised. Instead, turn to our panel of experts for their thoughts on the past year -- and what's in store for 2003. Read more about this topic  Expert Technical Advice: Featured Expert: Ed Tittel, president, LANWrights Categories: Career and certification Tittel will help you unscramble the alphabet soup of Microsoft certification. View all Tittel's answers Site Exclusives: >> .NET Server, AD improvements, mobility on Redmond's roster for 2003 It doesn't take a crystal ball to realize that .NET Server 2003 and its Active Directory improvements will likely be the biggest newsmakers out of Redmond, Wash. >> Analysis paralysis must end in 2003 Windows admins must make weighty security, migration decisions this year -- and stop wringing their hands and start battening down the hatches. Tip of the Week: The registry is an often overlooked desktop performance booster. Here are some important tips to help you keep the registry free of spurious entries and protected against disaster. >> Clean registry -- better performance  Site Highlights Vendor webcast on event management Learn how to improve uptime and tighten security. Find out about this proactive approach to managing event logs from servers, routers and workstations. Sponsored By: Prism Microsystems Vendor webcast on group policy Listen now! Hear a discussion of group policy-based security management and related tips. Sponsored By: Quest Software LIVE expert webcast with Mark Minasi Jan. 9 at 2:00 p.m. EST Mark will show you how to squeeze the most power out of your Windows server and workstation operating systems. Register now. Sponsored By: PowerQuest FREE EMAIL SERVICES! Enter your email address to continue receiving Exchange Administration Tips. Email:     Not a member? We'll activate your membership with your subscription. The ROI Insider Sign up for this newsletter and receive the most in-depth ROI information delivered right to your inbox. Edit your profile to activate your subscription today. Sign up now VS.NET Info Center How do you create a control array in VB.NET? Get the answer from Chris Sells, the new expert in the VS.NET Info Center on SearchVB.com. Visit today! Unix to Windows Learn about common problems and effective solutions associated with a Unix-to-Windows migration. Discussion topics in this webcast include third party migration tools and more. Listen now A B O U T   T H I S   N E W S L E T T E R Created by TechTarget TechTarget - The Most Targeted IT Media Copyright 2002, All Rights Reserved. To unsubscribe from Updates on new site content: >> Simply Reply to this Email with REMOVE within the Body or Subject -OR- >> Go to: http://searchWin2000.techtarget.com/register    - Log in to edit your profile.    - Click on the link to Edit email subscriptions.    - Uncheck the box next to the newsletter you wish to unsubscribe from.    - When finished, click "Save Changes to My Profile".