Living with Windows NT 4.0 -- Redmond Channel Partner

Living with Windows NT 4.0

December 10, 2001

It's almost been two years since Windows 2000 hit the market. Yet Windows NT 4.0 maintains a strong market presence. In fact, IT administrators continue to press into service a huge percentage of new Windows NT servers. ENT contributing editor Stephen Swoyer talks to customers to explore why they're still installing Windows NT 4 and how their NT 4 infrastructures are holding up.

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