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ArticlesMay 1996 / Cover Story

May 1996 / Cover Story

article Unix vs Windows NT
table Integration
table Security
table Manageability
table Scalability
table Reliability
sidebar Unix vs. Windo ws NT: The (Edited) Vendors' View
photo Steve MacKay, Sunsoft
photo Mike Nash, Microsoft
sidebar A Vote for Unix: Performance, Reliability, Security
photo Gene Diveglia, Intelligence Network On-line
sidebar A Vote for NT: Good Performance, Mainstream Integration
photo Larry Blevins, Harris Methodist Health System
sidebar Unix vs. NT: Technical Head-to-Head
screen NT Server's Event Viewer
sidebar Market Forces
illustration Market Share Comparisons and Predictions
Microsoft's flagship OS hasn't overthrown Unix, but savvy system managers are definitely taking Windows NT more seriously
- by Tom R. Halfhill

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