Pro Windows Small Business Server 2003 [Paperback]

The Small-to-Medium Enterprise (SME) marketplace is the least supported of all businesses with regards to Information Technology. These are not home users (for whom there is an extremely supportive publishing industry) and they are not large enterprise customers who have a dedicated set of expert publishing companies producing professional guides for every conceivable piece of IT. This is where this book comes in. It gives a no-nonsense insight into exactly what to do with Microsofts Small Business Server, making it easy for the SME owner to set up and configure a fully operational IT infrastructure with no hassle.

The SME marketplace is by far the least supported of all businesses with regards to Information Technology. These guys are not home users (of which there is an extremely lucrative and supportive publishing industry) and they are not enterprise customers  when I say enterprise, I mean in the way a large scale company might be  who have a dedicated set of expert publishing companies diligently publishing professional guides for every single piece of I.T. conceivably used. The problem for the typical SME is money is scarce. In many ways they are as affected by cash-flow as the home user, but unlike home users, the requirements their business places upon technology is much greater: networks needs to be running all the time, they need to understand how to fix problems quickly, configuration of critical systems is essential, system and data security is paramount, backup and restore habits need to be rigorous  all at a very affordable cost.

This is where this book comes in. It gives a no-nonsense insight into exactly what you need to do with Microsofts Small Business Server, making it easy for the SME owner to set up and configure a fully operational IT infrastructure with no hassle.