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Microsoft Small Business Server
2003
Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 provides an
IT platform for
organisations from 5 to 75 employees on a network providing:
Because
every small business is different, Microsoft SBS 2003 comes in two editions:
Standard and Premium. The Standard Edition enables businesses to enter
the server market at a cost effective price. If however the business has
more demanding IT needs, like data-intensive line-of-business
applications and Web-caching capabilities, then the Premium Edition is
the one.
Standard
Edition:
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Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition -
Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services -
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 -
Microsoft Shared Fax Service |
Premium
Edition:
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Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition -
Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services -
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 -
Microsoft Shared Fax Service -
Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server
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Microsoft SQL Server 2000 -
Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 |
Microsoft Server 2003
This latest version of Windows Server offers organisations with more
than 50 employees and an increased level of ITC demands higher
productivity and reduced costs, whether operating in a single or multi
server environment. Windows Server 2003 is recommended for servers that
run applications used in:
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Networking -
Messaging -
Inventory -
Customer service systems -
Databases -
E-commerce
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For
organisations with in-house IT support, Windows Server 2003 delivers a
high productivity server environment that needs less ‘hands on’ support.
For organisations that outsource IT, Windows Server 2003 enhances the
ability for remote management and support.
Easier
to deploy, use and manage, Windows Server 2003 enables medium to large
organisations to achieve maximum productivity by providing:
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More
flexible IT infrastructure -
Higher
level of end-to-end security than ever before -
Greater reliability than previous versions and its nearest competitors
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Higher
level of availability than ever before -
Lower support
overheads as users can do more with less assistance
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