Windows Server 2003 on Proliants. Deployment Techniques and Management Tools for System Administrators

There are many compelling reasons to migrate to Windows 2003. Some companies have simply looked at the technical benefits offered by the migration and decided in favor of a migration without a formal ROI or business case presented. However, you won't always be that fortunate. It's always good to work through a solid business case and use realistic estimates in calculating cost benefits.

It is important to generate a clear, well-thought-out migration plan, deciding whether you should use an in-place upgrade or a restructure approach. Engaging the experience of a qualified consultant is recommended to ensure the migration avoids pitfalls and reduces risk.