Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
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Calculating Server Power Costs
One way organizations can reduce costs is by controlling power usage of servers. Learn how to calculate the power draw of your servers to see how much you could save by virtualizing servers.
Windows IT Pro
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Paul Robichaux
What’s Hot, July 2006
Readers highlight favorite products: QuickerSoft's TitleBarClock Pro, Good Technology's GoodLink for Exchange, Citrix Systems' Citrix GoToAssist.
Windows IT Pro
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Blake Eno
Can MOM 2005 Help Small Businesses?
Microsoft's Michael Emanuel responds to readers' questions about MOM 2005's licensing, cost, and usefulness in small businesses.
Windows IT Pro
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Karen Forster
Linux: Looking Past the Rhetoric
Paul Thurrott looks at the arguments for and against moving to Linux.
Windows IT Pro
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Paul Thurrott
Planning and Customizing AD Delegation
Ready to decentralize the burden of administering your network? You can delegate control over AD by using and customizing the Delegation of Control Wizard.
Windows IT Pro
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Dan Holme
Supercharging Windows File Services
The combination of IntelliMirror, Remote Storage Service, and Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service technologies gives users and administrators world-class file-sharing capabilities.
Windows IT Pro
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Jerry Cochran
Server Consolidation
With careful planning and implementation, consolidating servers can save you from being buried by an avalanche of maintenance costs.
Windows IT Pro
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Michael Otey
Microsoft: Windows Cheaper than Linux
A study by IDC reports that organizations running Windows spend less money in the long run than those implementing Linux, because of the open source solution's complexities, and training and support costs. The argument over Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
WinInfo
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Paul Thurrott
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[October 28, 2002]
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5 Ways to Trim Your IT Budget
Standardizing IT equipment is the first step toward making reduced IT budgets stretch further.
Windows IT Pro
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Mark Smith
Practice Proactive AD Maintenance
AD is the heart of your Win2K network. Learn what to do to ensure maxium uptime and availability of your AD-based network.
Windows IT Pro
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Sean Daily
Microsoft .NET, Web Services, and Exchange Server
Take a look at the new Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server XML Web Services Toolkit for Microsoft .NET and get a glimpse of the future for Exchange services and data.
Windows IT Pro
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Jerry Cochran
The Future of SQL Server
Contributing editor and SQL Server MVP Brian Moran talked recently with Paul Flessner, Microsoft’s VP of SQL Server and middleware, about the evolution of SQL Server and its role in corporate IT environments.
SQL Server Magazine
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Brian Moran
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[May 1, 2000]
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Windows 2000 Total Cost of Ownership
Learn what the experts think about the true costs associated with Windows 2000 (Win2K).
Windows IT Pro
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Barrie Sosinsky
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The Server Consolidation Era
Companies are looking to consolidate onto larger servers to achieve cost savings.
Windows IT Pro
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Barrie Sosinsky
Making the Case for Server Consolidation
Server consolidation seems to be a growing trend. Is consolidation right for your organization?
Windows IT Pro
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Sean Daily
Poor Man’s Consolidation Toolkit
If you can’t afford third-party consolidation utilities, you can use built-in Windows NT 4.0 tools to consolidate resources on multiple servers.
Windows IT Pro
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Sean Daily
The Price of Freedom
Columnist Christa Anderson offers pointers for calculating the costs of terminals vs. PCs in a thin-client environment.
Windows IT Pro
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Christa Anderson
Running the Numbers for Windows 2000's TCO
TCO is only one part of a two-part business decision to migrate to Windows 2000. A business also needs to look at the benefits.
Windows IT Pro
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Barrie Sosinsky
Giga Group Weighs in on Windows 2000 TCO
The Giga Group recently released the results of its total cost of ownership (TCO) study, which comes down in favor of Windows 2000 (Win2K).
Windows IT Pro
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C. Thi Nguyen
Analysts Dispute the True Cost of Windows 2000
Last Thursday, the Gartner Group announced that Windows 2000's (Win2K's) total cost of ownership (TCO) will be sky high and might not provide a good return on investment (ROI).
Windows IT Pro
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C. Thi Nguyen
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