By now, most of us have heard a great deal about Windows 2000 migration. There is a lot to consider. Nevertheless, the fact remains that Windows 2000 has proven functional improvements, and for many companies there are compelling reasons to move forward and deploy the platform.
Reports indicate that customers have been realizing impressive reliability and performance measures.
And despite a slow start, many IT organizations are now under way with their migration projects. It s clear that companies are moving to Windows 2000, which means we can relax about adoption rates. Lately, the big focus has been Microsoft s next release of Windows. If anything, these new developments mean that planning is more critical than ever. The prospect of implementing Active Directory, the amount of new hardware required, and a whole host of other issues remain valid concerns.