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Applications moved from vertical integration to use of standard services beginning in the 1970 s. This reliance on abstracted functions is fundamental to the success of application design today.

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Deleting A Distribution Group (List) To remove a distribution group from Windows Small Business Server, select Distribution Groups from the Standard Management section of the Server Management console and highlight the group you want to remove. Click Remove Distribution Group. A confirmation dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 14-25. If you also want to remove the public folder associated with the distribution group, select the check box and click Yes. You get a confirmation message that the group was removed, along with its public folder archive, if specified.

you are a bit nervous. You are new to conducting virtual presentations, and you have never conducted one of this magnitude. Take a moment now to identify the four most important questions that you intend to ask and the four most prevalent questions that you expect members of the audience to ask you. Additionally, identify the answers that you expect or that you intend to use. Utilize Table 21.1.

support and knowledge from the IT organization and can be a useful mechanism to utilize the PDA for something beyond a basic calendar and contact management machine. PDA-to-server synchronization is the most advanced scenario and essentially renders the client PC a mere pass-through for data from a server. The immediate benefit is much tighter control over data and better methods to ensure that each device is as up-to-date as possible. The most obvious downside is that it could involve some custom application development (although the PC is a pass-through, an executable application must still run on the client PC to establish the connection between the PDA and server. AvantGo s web-clipping software for Palm and PocketPC handhelds is an example of this kind of synchronization, which is also known as a conduit application (for example, the PC is a conduit for information from the web server).

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This is not to say that each vertical requires specific design expertise. In fact, each vertical requires unique considerations of elements such as dynamic environments, special heating or cooling, rough handling, physical client routes, and so forth. The actual device-level technology remains the essentially the same across the verticals. Vertical Agility: Know When to Shift The next evolutionary point of sales force strategy beyond smart targeting is vertical agility. At present, there s good reason to be satisfied at seeing mobility integrators tightening their focus from incidental sales in as many as nine or ten verticals to two or three verticals. Even if a sales force has reduced its vertical scatter by 30 percent, it could increase overall sales performance from 50 to 100 percent. Vertical scatter is measured by the percentage of sales outside the top five producing verticals. A commensurate overall reduction in sales performance results when the total mobility sales from the top five producing verticals drops below 70 percent. The exception to this strategy is a windfall mobility purchase order in excess of $100,000. Close inspection of windfalls, however, shows that nearly all of them fall into the laps of mobility integrators and general IT technology providers. This is not to say these windfalls were unearned, however; far from it. Windfall mobility deals are usually granted to incumbent IT integrators with mobility specialists and who have well earned their incumbent status with the end customer. That status occurs neither quickly nor easily. In some cases, mobility teams originate the sale and follow it through to a successful deployment. Those probably represent less than 10 percent of all windfall sales in mobility, however. In complete fairness to every mobility integrator and technology provider, every windfall deal that did not originate with the integrator or technology provider will surely be more than earned during the deployment. The larger the deal, the more difficult it is to design, manage, deploy, and maintain. Optimal project sequencing for large mobility projects is not for the faint of heart, or those new to mobility. The next generation of sales evolution will incorporate vertical agility. This will require not only the ability to move swiftly and easily in two or perhaps three verticals, but equally importantly to know when to shift from one vertical to another while keeping track of windfall opportunities in verticals outside the primary focus. And this is a key concept: Even though a vertical will necessarily expand and contract due to macro conditions such as economics, regulation, and technical breakthroughs, windfall opportunities will very likely remain. Major windfall deployments don t usually feature bleeding edge technology because the risk is too large. Vertical agility requires both forward-looking intelligence systems that compile information on macro conditions such as economics, emerging opportunities, and markets, as well as shifts in policy and regulation. In the best-run practices, business analytics expand and evolve to include predictive analytics. Policy shifts are often tightly interwoven with macroeconomic conditions such as rapid spikes in oil prices

host, the Select Your Internet Connection page appears, which is shown in Figure 10-4 on the next page. If you selected another option, follow the steps presented by the wizard. Your choices will vary, but the ICS host scenario includes most of the same configuration steps (and more) as the other choices. Select the Internet connection that you want to share and click Next.

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For more information about the Active Directory directory service and its role in Windows domains, see Active Directory, page 319.

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