Good Help Is Easier to Find with Windows XP
MS Press | at | by Mike
Like the dial tone on a telephone, the underlying architecture of a computer operating system isn't generally paid much attention unless something goes wrong. And then, of course, it's the sole focus. "Stability and support are very important when an enterprise is run on one specific type of software," says Kevin King, Management Information Systems director for the Supreme Court of the state of Oklahoma. "One outage can shut down the entire operation." Support features that are anything less than stellar, he explains, represent a risk he's not willing to take. "When we're not running, people cannot avail themselves of the courts," he says.