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Living with Microsoft Windows Server 2008

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Published: 30 May 2008 15:53 BST

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Ryan Pothecary, technical architect for Welsh hosting company eLinia, discusses his experience as an early adopter of the server operating system and why the usual tactic with Microsoft products of 'wait and see' need not apply in this case.

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