Windows Server 2003 will reach End of Support on 14th July 2015. Now is the time to plan your transition away.

Today’s business environments are very different to those of 10 years ago. Windows Server 2003 has been trusted for over a decade, but now there are better ways to deliver against today’s business expectations. It’s time to upgrade to a modern platform, taking advantage of virtualisation and access to the cloud for scale, agility and performance.

What End of Support means

From 14th July 2015, Microsoft will no longer offer security updates, support or technical content updates for Windows Server 2003. This means:

    • Security patches and hotfixes will no longer be available, leaving servers and applications vulnerable to security threats and downtime – 37 critical updates were released for Windows Server 20013 in 2013 alone.
    • Windows Server 2003 and the workloads and applications running on it will become more expensive to operate.
    • Outdated software may create compliance risks.

 

Benefits of upgradingEnd of life

Upgrading from Windows Server 2003 is an ideal opportunity to transform your business to leverage the scalability, savings and security of the cloud.

blueAPACHE’s emPOWER Cloud provides the building blocks for your business to benefit from the power of the private, public and hybrid cloud on your terms. By upgrading, you won’t just avoid the cost and risk of running unsupported server software – you’ll gain access to powerful new capabilities that will help your business be more agile – like virtualisation, genuine elasticity and improved mobility.

 

To learn more

blueAPACHE offer a range of services to support your successful server and application migrations. To find out more about the guidance, tools and professional services available; click here to contact our Technical Account Management team.

 

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