The Windows Server team has made the decision to decouple its Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) collaboration/document workflow subsystem from Windows Server 2008.In its acknowledgement with the move,
Office 2007 Product Key, Julius Sinkevicius, Windows Server Senior Item Supervisor, introduced the choice through the Windows Server weblog on October 29. Sinkevicius was somewhat vague regarding the reasons why the server group made the decision to make WSS 3.0 available as a free download,
Microsoft Office Pro Plus 2007 Serial clave, rather than make WSS three.0 available as component of the last version of Windows Server 2008,
Microsoft Office 2007 Professional Activation cl��, that is slated to be released to production in the very first quarter of 2008. Sinkevicius blogged:“This is how Windows SharePoint Services was on the market to Windows Server 2003 customers (pre-R2). With all the beta and RC0 versions of Windows Server 2008,
Office 2007 Standard Product Key, we offered it within the Windows Server 2008 software. Starting with RC1 and going forward, Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 will have to get downloaded separately.“Basically, we built this decision to allow customers to most conveniently obtain the technology while allowing Microsoft to have flexibility within the Windows SharePoint Solutions development process.”I asked for more specifics on what led for the choice. Was it a desire to keep Windows Server smaller? To control complexity?A spokeswoman reiterated that it;s mostly concerning the WSS crew wanting more “flexibility along with the development cycle,” in terms of aligning and investing in service packs,
Office 2007 Professional produit cl��, new releases and features and “bringing innovation to customers and to other products and applications built on WSS.”Are there some new WSS-based products coming we don;t know about? What;s your take on why Microsoft decoupled WSS from Windows Server? Do you care that it;s a downloadable add-on again?