TechNet Magazine – Novembro 2012

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• Editor’s Note: Change is inevitable

Artigos em Destaque:

• Microsoft Exchange Server 2013: E-mail improved
  By Alan Maddison
  The new release of Microsoft Exchange Server has a host of enhancements, mostly focused on architecture, flexibility and integration.
• SharePoint 2010: Solution Packaging
  By Steve Wright, and Corey Erkes
  After you’ve developed your SharePoint solutions, how you package and deploy them is the final part of the process.
• Cloud Computing: Organize cloud operations
  By Vic (J.R.) Winkler
  Moving to a cloud infrastructure has myriad benefits, but will only proceed smoothly with proper planning and prioritizing.
• Windows 8: Task Manager retuned
  By Ryan Haveson
  Microsoft has redesigned the new Windows 8 Task Manager to accommodate both power users and more casual users.
• Windows Azure: Windows Azure enhanced
  By Bob Kelly
  Several updates to Windows Azure can help you move your organization’s data and applications to the cloud.
• Microsoft Exchange Server 2010: Clustering for high availability
  By Jaap Wesselius
  Configuring clustering and using Database Availability Groups are two excellent ways to ensure high availability for Microsoft Exchange.
• System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012: Perfecting the private cloud
  By Paul Schnackenburg
  The forthcoming System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 SP1 expedites virtual management for moving to private or hybrid clouds.
• Management: IT is not the enemy
  By Romi Mahajan
  When it comes to the Bring Your Own Device movement, IT isn’t necessarily the enemy.

Colunas:

• Utility Spotlight: Modify your mouse
  By Lance Whitney
  The Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center lets you modify your mouse and keyboard settings to take advantage of new features in Windows 8.
• Windows Confidential: Numerology of the build
  By Raymond Chen
  Assigning the build number of the Windows release version is a chance for management to do something cute.
• Toolbox: New products for IT professionals
  By Greg Steen
  These two suites of tools help you monitor and maintain the TCP ports in use on your system and keep your system clean after deleting applications.
• Windows PowerShell: Comment your way to help
  By Don Jones
  You can add your own comments to your scripts, creating your own online help and tutorial system.
• SQL Q&A: Without a trace
  By Paul S. Randal
  Processes like backup and restore and consistency checking can cause some unexpected behaviors, but they do make sense.
• Geek of All Trades: VMM 2012 and Server App-V: happy together
  By Greg Shields
  Microsoft quietly added Server App-V to System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012, an excellent move on both the technical and strategic level.