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TechNet Radio: How Microsoft IT Developed a Business Case for System Center Configuration Manager 2007

Posted By: Eric Ostrowski | Dec 16th, 2008 @ 7:00 AM | 1,869 Views | 0 Comments

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Learn how Microsoft IT plans to implement Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 in a data center to enable reduced costs through optimized IT resources, improve efficiency, and allow the data center to meet its data and computing needs.

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