Dell / HP / Microsoft Corp. / VMware / Intel / IDC / /
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Product Release / Business Partnership / Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
Terminal Services / /
IndustryTerm
corporate networks / physical network / storage devices / system utilities / Security applications / server operating systems / hypervisor technology / Web platform / database product / database products / computer solutions / high-density Web domains / lightweight directory services / packaged application software scenario / end-user computing devices / individual Web / healthcare / successive products / companion technologies / software ecosystem / transitional tool / application software package / end-user computing / default management tool / Web server improvements / interim solution / Web-facing / nextgeneration product / application software / remote desktop services / cloud solutions / access management solution / file services / mobile devices / computing / Internet Information Server / mature hypervisor product / or enable access from these devices / virtualization software / server management / Web server technology / software solutions / server-side technologies / /
OperatingSystem
Unix / VMs / Windows Server / Windows 7 / Linux / Windows Server 2008 / Windows XP / Microsoft Windows / Windows NT / Windows Server 2003 / /
Organization
System Center / /
Person
Al Gillen / Bill Gates / Satya Nadella / /
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OpenManage Server Administrator / domain controller / enterprise player / market leader / president / CEO / CEO / virtual domain controller / Virtual Machine Manager / equal player / Configuration Manager / CIO / /
Product
Active Directory Premium solution / Windows Server / Windows Server 2003 / Active Directory Premium / /
Technology
virtual machine / IPv6 / server-side technologies / Web server technology / Unix / Linux / 2003 R2 technology / companion technologies / mobile device / operating system / operating systems / mobile devices / DNS / hypervisor technology / Web server / /
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