Sean Daniel - Small Business Server
- Posted: May 19, 2005 at 7:53 PM
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Small Business Server. Well, we did (the sales people here tell us it's a hot seller) so we wanted to find out what it is and meet Sean Daniel, program manager on the team. Sean gives us a nice short demo.
We also mention SBS MVP Susan Bradley, who covers SBS issues on her weblog. She also reports the big news from the SBS team today: that there's a new service pack available for download, so if you are a SBS 2003 user, get service pack 1.
We also mention SBS MVP Susan Bradley, who covers SBS issues on her weblog. She also reports the big news from the SBS team today: that there's a new service pack available for download, so if you are a SBS 2003 user, get service pack 1.
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This is a great product, Small Business Server rocks. Also so does Susan Bradely, a bit opionated but great info. I read her blog and also her postsing on the patch management list, patchmangement.org. if I recall correctly. (At home so not looking at work email where I subscribe.) Although I don't always agree with her, the information provided is always interesting
I read that Longhorn SBS will only be 64 bit, is this really, really true and are you sure that you guys aren't comitting suicide?
Susan Bradley is nice, I saw a picture of her once diagnosing a blue on a Kiosk running Windows NT. That was really funny. She left a KB Note on it!
I've been installing SBS since version 4.0, every version up to 2000 was poor. SBS 2000 was great, SBS 2003 is just super cool!
I've have just setup my own company supplying advice and support to small business here in the UK.
It's great value for what it costs and it's a great way of small business getting the benfits of the more expensive products.
OMA is just great! When I explain the concept to (and show) my customers that it can be done, they reply with how much is that going to cost? Then I tell them it's inculded with SBS no more to pay. Job done SOLD!
Great work to the SBS team, do they have a blog, as I do have some suggestions?
Keep up the great work, I can't wait to see what happens with SBS with Longhorn!
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