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Microsoft Management Summit 2002: Valentine Unveils the Future Of Managing the Microsoft Platform | |
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| Time: 09:35 EST/14:35 GMT | News Source: Microsoft Press Release | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Today at the first Microsoft Management Summit, Brian Valentine, senior vice president for the Windows® Division at Microsoft Corp., revealed the company's vision for the future of management solutions: the Server Manager project and the Client Manager project. "With today's growing enterprise environments, customers demand a solution that enables effective management of everything from the data center to the desktop to devices," Valentine said in his closing keynote address. "As we move into a Microsoft® .NET world of Web services, customers require advanced service management and scenarios that map to business needs. The next generation of management solutions from Microsoft will deliver leadership and vision in this critical area for customers." | ||
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