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A 9 page paper discussing Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 and Windows XP for Riordan's upcoming network operating system upgrade. Users' computers will retain XP for reasons detailed in the paper. Windows Server 2003 is the favored choice for network upgrade at present. Though the Vista system (Longhorn, Windows Server 2008) ultimately will provide greater functionality, it will not be available as anything but Longhorn Beta 3 until early 2008. Judging from Microsoft's past performance it will take at least two years for the Windows Server 2008 to become as reliable and predictable as the company claims it is. At that time Riordan can upgrade to the Windows Server 2008 that may well have another name by that time. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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9 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSwin2003xpVis.rtf
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network operating system at present offers two Microsoft-based choices of Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008, the name currently favored over Vista server or Longhorn (Vista) server and scheduled
for commercial release in February 2008 (Windows Server 2008, 2007) after several years and three beta versions of Longhorn. Users machines will retain
their current Windows XP operating system, as discussed below. The recommendation is that the network system upgrade be in favor of Windows Server 2003. Windows Server 2003
Microsoft states that the Windows Server 2003 operating system use the best features of Windows 2000 Server technology and add features that "make it easier
to deploy, manage, and use" (Introducing the Windows Server 2003 Operating Systems, 2006). According to Microsoft, there are four primary benefits offered by Windows Server 2003: dependability, productivity,
connectivity and favorable economics (Introducing the Windows Server 2003, 2006). Dependability Microsoft believes that "Windows Server 2003 is the fastest, most reliable, most
secure Windows server operating system ever offered by Microsoft" (Introducing the Windows Server 2003, 2006). It can provide an IT infrastructure that promotes greater reliability, availability and increased scalability.
It includes "an application platform with built-in traditional application server functionality on top of extensive operating system capabilities" (Introducing the Windows Server 2003, 2006), and integrates information worker structure
so that there is less data security risk. Productivity Microsoft further states that Windows Server 2003 can simplify deployment, administration and routine use
of the operating system. The approaches it uses include providing flexible tools that can be customized according to the needs of the individual organization; requiring policy issues be followed
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