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Title:
Inobits present technical sessions at Microsoft Teched 2008 Date:
14/10/2008
Microsoft Tech-Ed Africa is the best way to stay current
on today's Microsoft Technologies. Featuring plenty of
session on the latest and forthcoming versions of
Microsoft's key products.
Inobits Consulting are proud to announce that they were
chosen to present 12 sessions at Microsoft Teched 2008 which was held
in Durban in August 2008.
Louis de Klerk presented the
following sessions:
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SVR319 / DEV
- What's new for developers in Windows
Server 2008 |
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SVR305 / WUX - Key Changes
in Microsoft Internet Information Services
7.0 |
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DAT313 - What’s new in SQL
Server 2008 for Developers |
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SVR320 - IIS Extensibility |
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Denis Bensch presented the
following sessions:
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Microsoft SQL
Server 2008 Policy Based Management |
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Introduction
To Windows PowerShell |
Tomasz Zukowski presented the
following sessions:
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SVR 202 – Security Advances
of Windows Server 2008 |
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SVR 301 – Introduction to
Network Access Protection |
Dawie Human presented the
following sessions:
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Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine
Manager: Next Version Overview (Part 1 of 2) |
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System Center Virtual Machine
Manager: Next Version Advanced Features
(Part 2 of 2) |
Andre Keartland presented the
following sessions:
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VRT203 Systems Centre Virtual
Machine Manager |
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VRT206 Hyper-V under the hood |
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SVR309 Clustering |
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VRT207 Hyper-V Security
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Title:
Inobits present technical sessions at Microsoft Teched 2007
Date: 24/10/2007
Microsoft Tech-Ed Africa is the best way to stay current
on today's Microsoft Technologies. Featuring plenty of
session on the latest and forthcoming versions of
Microsoft's key products.
Inobits Consulting are please to announce that they were
chosen to present 6 sessions and to co-present 2
sessions at Microsoft Teched 2007 that was held
at Sun City in October 2007 .
Louis de Klerk, presented and co-presented the
following sessions:
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Microsoft Internet Information Services 7 for
ASP.NET Developers
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What’s New for Visual Basic
Developers in Visual Studio 2008 |
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What's New in Windows
Server 2008 for Developers |
In addition, Louis also co-presented the
following:
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Katmai: What's New
in SQL Server 2008 - Part 1 |
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Katmai: What's new in
SQL Server 2008 - Part 2 |
Andre
Keartland presented the following sessions:
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Microsoft Windows PowerShell: The
Future of Server Administration |
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Windows Server 2008 Network Access Protection and
NPS Fundamentals |
Almero Steyn
presented the following session:
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ILM 2, the Future of the Microsoft
Identity Management Platform |
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Title:
Inobits
links BEE deal with TSS 
Date: 19/07/2006
Description: In a deal
that will both bolster its professional services competency
and deliver compliance with the ICT sector's BEE charter,
Inobits has announced that it has sold 51% of its local
operation to Tactical Software Systems (TSS).The deal
allows Inobits to increase its ability to play in the public
sector space and through a close association with TSS
Managed Services, expand its service capability into many
complementary areas of focus. |
Title:
Inobits Consulting establishes a partnership with
webINTELLECT
Date: 09/05/2005
Posted By: Nikki
Description:
Inobits Consulting establishes a partnership with
webINTELLECT - a local Independent Software Vendor
supplying ICT service management tools based on the
practices and principles documented in ITIL. |
Title:
Inobits appointed as World Wide Training Partner for
Sourcecode
Date: 08/07/2004
Author: Deon Smit
Posted By: Nikki
Description: ICT
consulting and training group, Inobits Consulting,
has developed a training course for SourceCode
Technology Holdings, and is training its North
American, European and Middle East partners and
customers in K2.net 2003. |
Title:
Roche Datawarehousing
Date: 07/05/2004
Author: Chris
Benson & Lydia Scholtz
Posted By: Nikki
Description:
Inobits Consulting implements Data Warehouse at
Roche Diagnostics |
Title:
SMEs’ ICT needs require innovative solutions
Date: 29/01/2004
Author: Lydia
Scholtz
Posted By: Nikki
Description: Small
to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) need management
services, assistance, advice and systems such as
payroll, e-mail and Internet access at affordable
prices. But they are also required, as their large
corporate counterparts, to comply with legislation
such as the Electronic Communication and Transaction
(ECT) Act. ECT provides for due compliance by SMEs
with provisions containing protective measures for
the ICT sectors and also creates offences for
non-compliance with the act. |
Title:
Inobits implements Windows 2000 at Liberty Life
Date: 14/10/2003
Author: Trish
Barwick
Posted By: Nikki
Description: When
financial services group Liberty decided to upgrade
from Windows NT4 to the more stable Windows 2000
platform, it appointed Inobits Consulting to carry
out the migration. Inobits not only completed the
deployment successfully, but also readied the
organisation for rollout of the soon-to-be launched
Windows 2003. |
Title:
Inobits present sessions at Microsoft Teched 2003
Date: 23/09/2003
Author: Louis de
Klerk
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description:
Inobits consulting presented 4 advance technical
sessions at Microsoft Teched Africa that was held
end of August 2003 at Sun City. Louis de Klerk, in
charge of Technical Research and Development at
Inobits, presented the following sessions: ... |
Title: Inobits
nominated for Microsoft Systems Integrator of the
Year 2003
Date: 23/09/2003
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description:
Inobits has been nominated for Microsoft Systems
Integrator of the Year award at Microsofts Partner
Summit 2003. Inobits played a key role in the
industry during the past year e.g. Standard Bank
Joint Development (JDP) project deploying Windows
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Title:
Untangling the complexity and real business benefits
of e-procurement
Date: 04/07/2003
Author: Warwick
Metcalfe
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description: “No
single product offers a panacea and any
e-procurement product is only as good as the process
and infrastructure supporting it,” declares Warwick
Metcalfe, secure business solutions architect at
Inobits Consulting. “Before a company considers
e-procurement products, it must take a thorough look
at its sourcing strategy and procurement processes
(45% of the problem), and the infrastructural
enablers (35% of the problem). Only then can it
consider what e-procurement software to purchase
(20% of the problem).” |
Title:
Identity Management at the centre of all concerns
Date: 02/07/2003
Author: Warwick
Metcalfe
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description:
Security, and in particular the issue of identity,
have been swiftly brought to the forefront of South
African business conscience for two reasons in
particular, i.e. - Compliance & Recent Exposures.
You need to understand the impact of these problems
if you are in the financial services, communication,
ISP or ASP industries. There has been a lot of talk
about ECT and PROATIA, which are also laws requiring
identity management but for this article I will be
looking at FICA & RICPCI in particular, because of
their impact on identity management and where this
might be leading. This article is not just about
responding to laws it is about the problems that
face the introduction of real identity solutions
into your organisation. |
Title:
Identity management and provisioning the remedy for
security pains
Date: 04/06/2003
Author: Warwick
Metcalfe
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description:
Companies that are repeatedly failing security
audits, struggling to manage visibility,
accountability and tracability within their
organisation, and whose projects are being hampered
by complex security administration problems would
benefit significantly from an Identity Management
and Provisioning strategy. This, declares Warwick
Metcalfe, secure business solutions architect at
Inobits Consulting, has become absolutely critical
to rolling out successful and cost-effective
business-driven IT solutions that are secure and
ready for next-generation collaborative e-business. |
Title: Microsoft SA
launches Windows Server 2003, announces early
deployment customers
Date: 21/05/2003
Author: Andre
Kearland
URL:
http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/software/2003/0305210716.asp?O=S&CiRestriction=inobits
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description:
"Windows Server 2003 provides many technical
improvements, especially in the area of Active
Directory. Standard banks enterprise directory needs
to be capable of supporting all Standard Bank
business units, including those that require
complete autonomy - so the ability to create
multiple Active Directory forests and link them
together with trusts is especially attractive,"
continues Andrew Keartland, senior consultant at
Inobits Consulting. |
Title:
Inobits improves server management at Standard Bank
with Windows .NET Server 2003
Date: 04/05/2003
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description:
“Standard Bank wanted to reduce the time and effort
required to administer its 400 servers running
Microsoft Windows NT, and supporting its
Windows-based desktop infrastructure,” explains
Inobits CEO Johan Grobler. “Limitations of the
Windows NT domain model, when combined with earlier
domain consolidation efforts by the bank, had
resulted in a single “flat” user domain with 11,500
users and no hierarchical organisation. This made it
difficult to continue centralising
infrastructure-related support and administrative
functions without compromising the level of autonomy
required by certain business units. |
Title:
The changing role of the directory
Date: 04/03/2003
Author: Dawie
Human
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description: From
flat non-scalable systems used primarily for user
authentication, the directory has evolved into a
critical piece of the IT infrastructure that plays
an integral role in the organisational network. As
the IT industry becomes more and more
services-based, however, so the need for integration
between the various disparate systems that make up
the network is becoming increasingly essential.
Consequently, the role of the directory is changing.
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Title:
Inobits selected as Microsoft Joint Development
Partner (JDP)
Date: 04/03/2003
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description:
Inobits Consulting has been selected by Microsoft
Corporation as their partner in Africa, to carry out
testing and production deployment of the Beta
version of its next generation operating system,
Windows .NET Server operating system. The company is
one of only ten industry partners worldwide - and
the only one in Africa - to be included in
Microsofts Joint Development Programme (JDP) Partner
Programme. The technology will be deployed at
Standard Bank country wide. |
Title:
Inobits spreads wings to Middle East
Date: 06/02/2003
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description: To
meet the demands of its rapidly growing Middle
Eastern (ME) customer base, Inobits Consulting has
opened two offshore offices in Dubai and Riyadh,
both of which will focus on the provision of
high-end consulting services and training. |
Title:
The role of Meta Directories
Date: 04/02/2003
Author: Dawie
Human
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description: As
the operational core of almost all middleware
services, directories can contain critical
customisation information for people, processes,
resources and groups. By placing such information in
a common storage area, diverse applications from
diverse locations can access a consistent and
comprehensive source for current values of key data.
But, says Dawie Human, Technical Director at Inobits
Consulting, this is also the downfall of
directories, as running one common storage area is
difficult to achieve in the real world.
Additionally, too many people are involved and there
are too many political barriers to overcome. |
Title:
The role of a Directory
Date: 04/02/2003
Author: Dawie
Human
Posted By: Marius
Agenbag
Description: “The
directory is becoming the glue between service
delivery and system integration,” says Dawie Human,
IT consultant at Inobits Consulting. “For example,
the rise of the Internet as a medium for conducting
business has led to the development of portal
services through which an organisations customers,
employees and partners can access relevant
information. Only identified users can log on to a
portal. The directory is the hierarchical structure
in which the user information is stored – their
name, password, email address and so on. |
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