TechNet Magazine August 2013
SQL Server:Always have a backup plan
Don’t confuse backup and restore with high availability. In the event of an outage, backup and restore will get back your data, but only after some downtime. Saleem Hakani
Windows 8:The print system reimagined
Windows 8, and the mobile version Windows RT, relies on an entirely new printer driver architecture. Adrian Lannin
Security:Security in a wireless world
Just because most of your users are wireless doesn’t mean they need to operate unsecured. John Vacca
Cloud Computing:Cloud acceleration
There are many benefits to cloud acceleration, including application response time, greater efficiency and improved user satisfaction. Dan Sullivan
IT Management:How do your leadership skills measure up?
A noted business consultant identifies the benefits and pitfalls of three popular leadership styles. Barbara Trautlien
SQL Server:Dig deep for performance issues
There are several tactics for determining what’s causing the most wait times in SQL Server so you can direct your performance tuning. Glen Berry, Louis Davidson, Tim Ford
Software Leadership:What poker taught me about work
There are many lessons and many levels to something like the game of poker, most of which you can directly apply to your IT job. Ryan Haveson
SharePoint 2010:Monitoring SharePoint
Don’t neglect your efforts to monitor SharePoint event and data logging. It can have a significant impact on performance. Corey Erkes, Steve Wright
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Editor's Note:Clouds on the horizon
There are many aspects to arriving at the ultimate cloud solution, including the hardware that supports it and the data and applications that reside there.Lafe Low
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Windows Confidential:Hiding in plain sight
Certain policies do precisely what they say they’ll do, no more and no less. Setting up a policy and hoping it does something else sets you up for failure.Raymond Chen
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