In-depth with Windows Server for the Small and Medium Business

Date: December 17, 2010 at 9:30AM
Day 40
WSV306
Speakers: Michael Leworthy
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With so many new Windows Server releases, small and medium businesses can sometimes struggle to know which server platform is best. Do they need an entry level server, an appliance, an integrated solution or a traditional platform? What about a mixture? This session will give an in-depth overview of the features and differentiation between all the members of the Windows Server family targeted for the Small and Medium Business (including the latest SBS releases) – how to deploy them, support them and partner them with other Windows Servers solutions. What are the tips and tricks especially for SMB installation and support, and how do you start taking advantage of cloud services? After this session you should be able to differentiate between all the solutions available for the SMB segment, and have practical knowledge of how to deploy and support them.