windows server 2003 - where to for your enterprise applications?

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Windows Server 2003 – Where to for your enterprise applications?

Windows Server 2003 is coming

end-of-life.

How much of your data and applications still run

on this platform?

And what does it mean for your

business?

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After July 2015, Microsoft will no longer provide updates or support for Windows Server 2003 software. This can expose your business to compliance risks and security threats.

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Windows Server 2003 is a widespread platform. It may be over ten years old, but multiple million copies are still running. It’s proved to be a great platform. It runs like an enterprise-grade product. The problem is that current technology has surpassed it – and that’s going to cause pervasive problems

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Of course, your business could just accept the IT risk – but this will only

work for low-quality workloads

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A lot of organisations are looking to move to the cloud. Private, public, or hybrid consumption models could solve many of the problems that come with Window Server 2003 end-of-life. But cloud is not as simple as flipping a switch

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When it comes to the cloud, there are three decision stacks to consider – asset ownership, asset management,

and asset location

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Once you’ve made an inventory analysis of your landscape and made a decision for your future server platform, your problems should all be resolved. Right? Not quite…

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When making your move to a new platform, you need to move all the business critical applications you need for your business

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It’s important to structure the migration of your services, and choose the order and

priority of moving your servers and platforms

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