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Daily Archives: April 8, 2011
The Standard Edition Wish List
I wrote recently about what might differentiate Enterprise Edition from Standard Edition, and there were some great responses from people. I don’t know if Microsoft will change the way they manage editions, but I know they are aware of the … Continue reading
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