We are hearing about midsize customers, 300 or fewer PCs OR users, approaching their partners and wanting to install EBS before upgrading their line of business application, e.g. Microsoft Dynamics.
Midsize customers with line of business applications are likely to have a disparate network infrastructure. They may have legacy operating systems ready to retire and extra servers ready for consolidation. The initial installation or upgrade of a line of business application is a great opportunity for Windows Essential Business Server (EBS) 2008 to consolidate disparate infrastructure, implement hundreds of pages of best practices, increase productivity of both the IT professional and end users (yes, end users), lower costs, and install a reliable, predictable platform for the LOB.
Who doesn't want to increase productivity with their current head count and resources? When business is booming, cost cutting is not always the top priority, but EBS helps lower total cost of ownership while increasing productivity, and hence a competitive edge.
How does EBS help customers? There is a bunch of customer evidence here. EBS helps the IT professional not fight as many fires and proactively manage their infrastructure and better support the end-users. End-users can become more productive not only with a reliable network infrastructure, decreasing downtime, but also becoming a better mobile enabled workforce with Exchange 2007 and Remote Web Workplace.
Find out more about the products integrated into EBS here.
2 comments:
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