How to Achieve a ZeroImpact Windows Server 2003 Migration
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The end of service support of Windows Server 2003 prompted many agencies to migrate — or consider migrating—to Windows Server 2012. The decision to migrate creates apprehension about the impact on service and productivity. Tools are available to facilitate management and compliance, reduce risk and prevent service disruptions and productivity loss to ensure a migration has no impact on an agency’s systems.
Dell Software commissioned Market Connections to find out the status of agency migrations and the migration barriers agencies face.
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How to Achieve a ZeroImpact Windows Server 2003 Migration
YOU WILL LEARN:
- The greatest risks to continuing to run Windows 2003
- Barriers to server migrations
- Key tasks already performed by those confident their data systems are secure and compliant