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Core Infrastructure Optimization and EBS
12 May 09 04:11 PM | nking | 1 Comments   

Many of you may be familiar with the concept of a capability and maturity model.  EBS is designed to deliver a platform for Core Infrastructure with a level of capability and maturity that many midsized would need to pay significantly more should Read More...

Filed under: EBS 2008, SMB IT

EBS webcast tonight with Chris Rue
13 April 09 10:53 PM | nking | 0 Comments   

Tonight Chris Rue will be delivering a webcast to the EBSUserGroup titled “Using System Center Essentials With Windows Essential Business Server.” Chris has made the bold statement that, in his opinion, SCE is THE make-or-break feature of EBS for anyone Read More...

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Microsoft SMB study
26 March 09 10:08 AM | nking | 2 Comments   

Yesterday we released a report that investigated what are the trends in SMB IT.  The crux of the research pointed out some interesting factors – especially when considered in today’s more complex economy. Spend your IT money wisely <snip> http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2009/mar09/03-25SMBTechnologyPR.mspx Read More...

Filed under: SBS 2008, EBS 2008, SMB IT, Windows Server 2008

A busy few weeks downunder – ANZ tour update
19 February 09 01:01 PM | nking | 1 Comments   

You may have noticed I’ve been a little slack blogging lately.  Over the last two weeks I’ve been touring Australia and New Zealand – talking to SBSers and EBSers all over  the countries, listening, answering questions, and taking notes on what Read More...

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Microsoft Finance and EBS
03 December 08 08:48 AM | nking | 0 Comments   

Chris posted today about the use of Microsoft finance and some of the great offers they have in the market today.  Finance offers include the ability to finance EBS, Hardware, Services and other Microsoft Software – unfortunately they don’t offer Read More...

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Port 3389, Remote Web Workplace, and the Terminal Services Gateway
31 May 08 03:42 PM | nking | 2 Comments   

You may have noticed we no longer call out port 3389 when we talk about the ports for EBS and SBS.  Why, you might ask?  Well, since both Small Business Server 2008 and Essential Business Server 2008 are based off of Windows Server 2008, we Read More...

Filed under: SBS 2008, EBS 2008, SMB IT