Microsoft Windows Server 2003 News and Reviews

Expanded partnership in access and end-to-end application delivery will make computing faster, more secure and more cost effective for employees in branch office locations.

Microsoft takes aim at UNIX with its 64-bit version of Windows Server "Longhorn." The operating system will optimize database operations, the running of business applications, and implementation of custom enterprise applications.

Bill Hilf, director for Microsoft's platform technology strategy group, talks candidly about his role at Microsoft and the importance of the open source community.

With the shipment of Beta 1, Microsoft delivers on its promise to provide an abundance of stonger security and privacy features. Also debuting is Internet Explorer 7.0, with its new Protected mode for greater security.

More and more organizations are standardizing their technologies on a single vendor. JetBlue Airways has standarized most all of their significant programs on Microsoft and claims that "standardization on one system has helped them gain on the competition."