By highlighting the strength of its Windows 2000 platform for application and Internet Service Providers, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is attempting to demonstrate its commitment to robust online businesses. Pitching its software as the platform for ISPs and ASPs, Microsoft is beginning to earn recognition from the ASP community as a reliable operating platform with a cost-effective price point.
But overcoming its NT platform shortcomings is no small task. While NT4 was known for not being able to take the heat and serve-up demanding hits from Web users, Windows 2000 is showing its industrial strength capabilities, and Web hosting firms are taking note of its e-commerce-capable programming. In addition to its e-commerce strength, the platform has made advancements in streaming digital content and integration with other key business functions.
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But overcoming its NT platform shortcomings is no small task. While NT4 was known for not being able to take the heat and serve-up demanding hits from Web users, Windows 2000 is showing its industrial strength capabilities, and Web hosting firms are taking note of its e-commerce-capable programming. In addition to its e-commerce strength, the platform has made advancements in streaming digital content and integration with other key business functions.
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