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CALL FOR USERS: Looking for SMS 2003 Implementers

Have any of you switched to Microsoft's SMS 2003 since it became available in November of 2003? If you've made the move, we want to hear your stories.

By Doug Barney
02/12/2004

MCP Magazine is compiling a major report on SMS 2003 and would like to interview IT pros who have deployed the software in a production environment. We want to get a sense for how IT pros are using SMS, find out if it's living up to their expectations and ferret out some of the issues--such as ROI, TCO, staffing needs, licensing issues and so on--associated with its use.

And that's just the beginning!

If you would like to participate in this upcoming report, e-mail Stephen Swoyer, contributing editor, at [email protected] with your name, title, and company name and a short summary of the project and its current result.

About the Author

Doug Barney is editor in chief of Redmond magazine and the VP, editorial director of Redmond Media Group.

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