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[October 12, 2006]  
Trouble Managing Heterogeneous Environments? Let TechX World Help!
Have you faced the challenge of optimizing complex heterogeneous multi-platform environments? TechX World provides tools and industry experts to help you manage multi-platform environments.
Windows IT Pro  — Various Authors

[September 2005]  
Switch
Linksys squeaked by with a Best Switch award for its EtherFast 8-Port 10/100 Workgroup Switch.
Windows IT Pro  — Editors

[September 2005]  
Emergency Recovery Console Utility
Readers select Winternals Software's ERD Commander 2005 as their favorite emergency recovery console utility for the Readers' Choice 2005 awards.
Windows IT Pro  — Editors

[May 2, 2005]  
WinFS’s Intelligent File System Makes Sense
Mark looks at the change-the-world part of WinFS: non-file items.
Windows IT Pro  — Mark Minasi

[September 15, 2004]  
You Decided, We Report!
Windows IT Pro announces the winners of the 2004 Readers' Choice awards.
Windows IT Pro  — Carolyn Mader

[August 24, 2004]  
Software Assurance Isn't Reassuring
Although SA is marketed as a two-way street, its benefits are heavily weighted in Microsoft's favor.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[August 2004]  
Time for a Windows Antivirus Solution
Desktop security is too crucial a concern for antivirus software to remain an optional add-on.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[July 2004]  
SBS Revisited
Michael Otey clarifies his stand on Small Business Server.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[June 2004]  
Coping with Today’s Killer App
Considering the strategic importance of email, you need to treat it as an enterprise asset and secure it accordingly.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[May 2004]  
Time for a Windows Scripting Overhaul
With Longhorn on the horizon, now is the perfect time for Microsoft to replace its aging scripting technologies.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[April 2004]  
Unreasonable Expectations
Keeping systems safe from security exploits takes too darned much time! Mike looks at how to make the patch process more manageable.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[March 2004]  
Microsoft’s Worst Enemy
Microsoft's biggest challenge lies in surpassing the performance of earlier versions of its software.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[February 2004]  
The SBS Dilemma
SBS is a great solution for computer-savvy small businesses, but such businesses are the exception, not the norm.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[January 2004]  
Plug the Mobile Worm Hole
Defend your network! Mobile systems demand more than just perimeter security.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[December 2003]  
Utility Computing: Myth or Reality?
You can get different ideas about what utility computing is depending on who you talk to. One vision is full of promise.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[November 2003]  
Is .NET Dead?
Microsoft's dropping the .NET name from its server products is neither a marketing failure nor a signal that .NET is dead.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[October 2003]  
The TPC-C Numbers Tell the Tale
The TPC-C is a useful yardstick for comparing application platforms and shows that Windows can scale to match any available system.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[September 15, 2003]  
Editorial
Windows IT Pro  — Editors

[September 2003]  
Windows 2003: An Out-Of-Band Experience
Instead of forcing customers to wait until the next major product release or service pack for added functionality, Microsoft is making new features available to customers through the Web.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey

[August 2003]  
The 64-Bit Race
Microsoft has announced that Windows 2003 and XP will natively support AMD's as well as Intel's 64-bit architecture. Businesses will be among the winners.
Windows IT Pro  — Michael Otey





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