Review: Windows Server 2008 delivers security and savings
The latest version of Windows Server makes for simpler and more flexible deployments, but firms need to plan migration carefully
Windows Server 2008, formerly codenamed Longhorn, is the server counterpart to Microsoft’s client-side Windows Vista platform. Based on tests in IT Week Labs, we believe firms will find that this is the...
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