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Food Service Company Helps Protect Key Information With Windows Server 2008

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Overview Windrush Frozen Foods offers same-day delivery services for its food products. Communication between employees is critical because the company must coordinate operations among three sites. Windrush continually seeks to upgrade its server infrastructure to maintain its efficiency - and its competitive position. In addition, with company information widely shared between employees and customers, Windrush also wants to safeguard its messages and documents. In June 2007, Windrush began implementing Windows Server 2008, which it ultimately plans to deploy on 25 percent of its server computers. The company is making use of Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS), which is included in Windows Server 2008 as a server role.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	WORD
Date Published	January 2008	Downloads	3
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Windows Server 2008, Directory Services

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