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Overview: Microsoft Exchange interrelates with Windows at many different levels and uses different levels of administrative permissions to control access. The goal of this paper is to help a person to understand the different levels of organizational rights and how to delegate these rights to the administrative staff. In order to manage and protect the data in the Exchange server a number of different administrative permissions are required. Exchange uses both the Windows access control model, made up of Access Control Lists (ACL) and a hierarchal permission structure.
Tactics for ESB Implementation: Best Practice Series
This presentation discusses various tactics for Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) implementations, first explaining the ESB concept and then following it up with a...
IDC Complex Event Processing Excerpt
This paper seeks to explain what events are, why they are important to your business, and what the options are for processing and managing these events (depending on their type and volume).
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