11/01/2006
November 2006 - Microsoft Gets a New Man at the Middle
As Burgum steps down and Nadella steps up, Microsoft continues its mid-market roll. Plus, Doug Barney explores how well Microsoft Dynamics can work for your company; readers tell their tales of wonder and woe after leaving systems administration behind for new careers in IT consulting; Todd Lammle goes in-depth with what you should do to get ready for IPv6; and much, much more.
As Burgum steps down and Nadella steps up, Microsoft continues its mid-market roll.
IP version 6 is poised to revolutionize networking. Here's why you should care and what you need to do to get ready.
Jumping ship from a career as a systems admin to that of an IT consultant can be stressful but ultimately rewarding. Some Redmond readers tell their tales of wonder and woe.
Microsoft is pushing Dynamics as one-stop shopping for midsize companies seeking ERP, and as an add-on and integration tool for large enterprises. Should you push for Dynamics in your shop?
Virtual PC may be free, but its lack of key features makes its more expensive competitor increasingly attractive.
Will the new OS really launch as strongly as Microsoft is predicting?
New GM targets IT generalists at SMBs.