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| Outdated server operating systems–including Windows NT® Server 4.0 and Windows® Small Business Server 4.0, 4.5, and 2000–can put your business in danger. All support for these products ended on January 1, 2005, which means you run a serious security risk every time you connect to the Internet. Likewise, these operating systems do not support new technologies, such as remote connectivity and the latest versions of office productivity applications. When run on older hardware, they can also compromise productivity. Users can spend a lot of time and effort completing basic office tasks–and then doing them again when their applications crash. |
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Upgrading to Microsoft® Windows® Small Business Server (SBS) 2003 on HP ProLiant servers can make your business more productive and secure. Designed specifically for businesses with 75 or fewer employees, Windows SBS 2003 delivers the reliability of the Windows 2003 platform plus a graphical interface that makes it easy to set up and use. And HP ProLiant is the world’s best-selling line of business servers, combining superior performance with HP traditional product quality.
By choosing Windows Small Business Server 2003 and HP ProLiant servers, you can benefit from:
- Increased productivity
- Secure remote connectivity
- Less downtime caused by system disruptions
- Easy-to-use backup and restore capabilities
- Low total cost of ownership
- Rapid return on investment
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| NORTHCOM Technologies is an HP & Microsoft Business Partner. We can offer you substantial discounts on hardware, software, and services on a reliable, affordable, and expandable server solution from HP and Microsoft–if you act now. Please contact us to discover the benefits your business will gain, and to find out how much you can save by upgrading NOW.
This is a special, limited-time offer, so don’t delay–mention the Microsoft/HP Upgrade Now
promotion and we’ll provide a free analysis of how this cost-effective solution can work for you.
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