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SMS for the enterprise outpost
It's official: EU fines Microsoft $611 million
Application training pays off, research shows
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Chapter of the Week: Active Directory
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SMS for the enterprise outpost
[SearchWin2000.com]
Microsoft plans to go "light" to bring its desktop management technology to the outer reaches of the enterprise.
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Microsoft won't force unified management on customers
News from Microsoft Management Summit 2004
It's official: EU fines Microsoft $611 million
[AFP]
After months of investigation and negotiation, the European Union has fined Microsoft $611 million for antitrust practices and ordered it to strip its media player from Windows for the European market. Under the ruling, the software maker must also turn over data that would allow competitors to create low-end servers that will work with Windows. Microsoft has pledged to appeal the ruling.
Application training pays off, research shows
[SearchCIO.com]
A study of 13,000 IT users appears to add hard numbers to the anecdotal evidence that giving employees formal training on new software is worth the investment.
More news stories
[From the SearchWin2000.com news page]
Former Oracle DBA falls for SQL Server (SearchDatabase.com)
Dell's new Windows-based NAS scales to 4 TB (SearchStorage.com)
Federal spam lawsuits fall short of target (SearchExchange.com)
What's up with virus cost estimates? (SearchSecurity.com)
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TOPICS: Chapter of the Week: Active Directory
This chapter from the book The Windows XP/2000 Answer Book: A
Complete Resource from the Desktop to the Enterprise, by John
Savill, walks you through the finer points of Active Directory, from
naming conventions to managing intrasite replication projects. Plenty
of screen shots and step-by-step instructions make this an
easy-to-follow guide to a complex issue.
TIPS: Using Windows to set up workstation security
This article looks at some features included in both Windows 2000 and 2003 that most administrators often overlook when implementing security on a workstation.
TOPICS: Does Microsoft make the grade? You decide!
Now's your chance to grade Microsoft. Take part in SearchWin2000.com's third annual survey of IT professionals? attitudes about flagship Windows products and customer support issues. Did Redmond finally get trustworthy computing right with the release of Window Server 2003? Are you going to renew your Software Assurance agreement? What's up with the MCSE? Take this 10-minute survey. The editors will tally the results, compare your answers with last year, then publish the findings.
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IT pros unhappy at work
"Show me the money"? How about "Show me the happiness!" IT workers may be considered white-collar professionals, and they may cash bigger paychecks than many in the work force, but that doesn't necessarily translate into grins and giggles. In fact, according to a recent "happiness index" developed by a British research firm, only 14% of IT workers are happy on the job. "Vocational workers," including chefs, florists and plumbers,
are much more satisfied. The most miserable bunch, you ask? Journalists.
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