Microsoft™ Solutions

Microsoft™ Infrastructure Assessment and Deployment

Limited by budgets and resources, many of today’s IT organizations struggle to keep pace with business demand and complexity of current and emerging technology. In order to assist our customers in deploying Microsoft infrastructure and resources cost effectively, Root Cellar offers a range of Microsoft Infrastructure services that allow organizations IT operations to better support business needs. These services include defining business needs, identifying best practices across a wide range of IT disciplines and developing a road map for deployment of existing and future technologies.

The Microsoft Infrastructure Assessment and Deployment services allow you to:

• Maximize IT resources and budget
• Centralize and simplify Infrastructure management and increase security
• Develop an IT Roadmap that includes assessment of business needs, best practices and how current IT infrastructure measures up to both
• Map future IT decisions to support business strategies

In addition, Root Cellar offers a number of Microsoft Solutions including:

• Microsoft Hyper-V Jumpstart
• Microsoft Exchange Services
• Microsoft Small Business Server Jumpstart (Office in a Box)
• Microsoft Office SharePoint Jumpstart
• Microsoft Active Directory Services
• Microsoft Systems Center Services
• Microsoft Desktop Deployments Services
• Microsoft Cluster Deployments

Microsoft Infrastructure Services

Root Cellar and our partners offer a wide range of Microsoft Infrastructure Services. Our partner, ProServeIT Corporation, a Microsoft Gold Partner and a Microsoft Excellence Council Member, supplies Root Cellar with numerous and diverse certifications and technology cross-training resources.

Partners

White Papers

• Taking the Lead: Gaining a Competitive Advantage Through an Optimized Infrastructure and Platform is a white paper that explains Optimization in detail and describes the competitive advantages and business value of infrastructure and platform Optimization (Microsoft, July 2007)