[CS-FSLUG] Microsoft Church Case Study

[Tim Young]

I think it is sad that it is a "political" statement for or against 
something when the issue is something else entirely.  Since the 
"go-to-guy" was a microsoft guy, then obviously the approach he will be 
able to maintain best will be the microsoft one.  I have seen some very 
antiquated solutions that worked marvelously well, simply because the 
person maintaining it was able to do so very well.  As soon as you have 
someone who is half-hearted maintaining any server, that server will 
start to have problems.  It only takes forgetting to apply one security 
patch for any server, Linux or Windows, to be in a compromisable state.

Ahhh, well.  People who write these things are usually paid to write 
something, and they tend to look for things that "make a good story," 
which tends to lean towards inciting discussion.  :)

    - Tim Young

Don Parris wrote:

>Anyone seen this?
>http://www.microsoft.com/resources/casestudies/CaseStudy.asp?CaseStudyID=15041
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