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EDS Cuts Time to Deploy Software by 92 Percent, Improves Security and Productivity

Overview Part of the job of any IT department is installing and deploying software - from office productivity applications to specialized utilities. Such a task is easy at a small firm, but daunting if one is facing a network with tens of thousands of seats. That requires vast experience and a strategic vision. This is why technology services company EDS chose to install Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003 to get software into the hands of its staff quickly and reliably. Business productivity applications are now being delivered to EDS staff in the right place at the right time, allowing EDS to cut software and support costs.

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PublisherMicrosoft Tips File FormatWORD
Date PublishedApril 2006
FormatCase Studies   
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