February 2004 - What's New and Coming at Microsoft
In the legal community, the name Microsoft engenders a wide range of opinions and emotions in the hearts and minds of IT professionals about this ubiquitous company, its products, even its founder. But one feeling is both universal and ceaseless: the feeling that MS products are a relentlessly moving target that's always being updated, always being changed, always being debugged and always having to be learned and relearned. In light of this, perhaps we should have added four words to the theme of this issue of Peer to Peer: "What's New and Coming at Microsoft ... As You Read This!"
The eight articles in this issue come from IT pros who are in the trenches every day with MS products, so they offer an incredible amount of knowledge and experience that we believe will be invaluable to you in your own trenches.
In the legal community, the name Microsoft engenders a wide range of opinions and emotions in the hearts and minds of IT professionals about this ubiquitous company, its products, even its founder. But one feeling is both universal and ceaseless: the feeling that MS products are a relentlessly moving target that's always being updated, always being changed, always being debugged and always having to be learned and relearned. In light of this, perhaps we should have added four words to the theme of this issue of Peer to Peer: "What's New and Coming at Microsoft ... As You Read This!"
The eight articles in this issue come from IT pros who are in the trenches every day with MS products, so they offer an incredible amount of knowledge and experience that we believe will be invaluable to you in your own trenches.