
Next Generation of MOM to be Unveiled
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Microsoft will launch its plans for the next version of Microsoft Operations Manager in the next week. The venue will be the Microsoft Management Summit held in Las Vegas.
Microsoft operations management (MOM), first appeared in 2000 as a server and application management products, based on technology Microsoft acquired NetIQ Corporation for the companys next version of the mother, will represent Microsofts first internal NetIQ overhaul the companys technology.
Set of features planned for the next version of the mother should also contain clues about Microsofts direction on management software. Microsoft stable management techniques, including the mother, Systems Management Server, part of Windows Active Directory services and technology.
Tuesday in the disclosure of details about her mother was at the meeting next week, the company also confirmed that a September release to manufacture date for the 2003 messages. Next week, Microsoft will also provide details of some additional features, the packaging of SMS said that 2003 will be a period of time after, messaging, access to the manufacturing sector in 2003.
Site management / marketing means, Microsoft this week has also changed the name of its management business group, responsible for the management of their products, enterprises Management Division.
Microsoft operations management (MOM), first appeared in 2000 as a server and application management products, based on technology Microsoft acquired NetIQ Corporation for the companys next version of the mother, will represent Microsofts first internal NetIQ overhaul the companys technology.
Set of features planned for the next version of the mother should also contain clues about Microsofts direction on management software. Microsoft stable management techniques, including the mother, Systems Management Server, part of Windows Active Directory services and technology.
Tuesday in the disclosure of details about her mother was at the meeting next week, the company also confirmed that a September release to manufacture date for the 2003 messages. Next week, Microsoft will also provide details of some additional features, the packaging of SMS said that 2003 will be a period of time after, messaging, access to the manufacturing sector in 2003.
Site management / marketing means, Microsoft this week has also changed the name of its management business group, responsible for the management of their products, enterprises Management Division.
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