Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Worldwide Launch - Page 2 of 2

April 23, 2003

Windows Server 2003 by the Numbers: One of the Biggest Product Launches in Microsoft History

From the total number of developers on the project to the average number of donuts eaten at meetings, everything you’d ever want to know about the development and launch of Windows Server 2003.

April 21, 2003

Windows Server 2003 Ready for Rapidly Growing Enterprise Storage Requirements

New and enhanced features for storage management address key enterprise concerns around high availability, ease-of-use, backup and restore, and connection to Storage Area Networks (SANs).

April 16, 2003

Industry Analyst Says Windows Server 2003 Platform Fulfills Microsoft’s Server Architecture Vision

D.H. Brown’s Tony Iams explains why he recommends Windows Server 2003 as an upgrade for global enterprise environments and small companies alike and especially for customers still on Windows NT Server 4.0.

April 16, 2003

Q&A: Microsoft Brings Server Products Together Under New Brand, Windows Server System

Senior Vice President Paul Flessner says the new brand signals Microsoft’s commitment to help reduce costs and IT complexity by delivering a comprehensive, integrated and interoperable server infrastructure.

April 14, 2003

Arrival of Windows Server 2003 Heralds New Era for Software Security

Windows Server 2003 is the first new operating system from Microsoft since the company took on the challenge of its Trustworthy Computing initiative.

March 31, 2003

Pre-Launch Customers Cite Windows Server 2003 for Boosts in Core Server Fundamentals

Early thumbs-up verdicts on Microsoft’s new flagship server software include pilot-deployment testimony from a state school system, a Web- and application-hosting firm, and a financial-services brokerage.