SBS includes existing BackOffice components and some new components Small companies can implement file sharing, printer sharing, modem sharing, fax serving, email, and Internet connectivity with one integrated, easy-to-use package. Think of SBS as "BackOffice Lite" for small businesses. What is SBS? In general terms, the product lets someone with intermediate computer skills and two days to kill configure a robust business network environment that supports 25 client connections and harnesses the power of Windows NT Server, SQL Server, Exchange Server, Proxy Server, and more-all installed and configured through a friendly GUI. The solution to this dilemma may very well be Microsoft BackOffice Smallīusiness Server (SBS). Small companies need the services that technology can provide to grow their business and enhance their customer service, but hiring a full-time MIS person to implement and manage the technology might not make economic sense. Balancing technology and staffing is a real dilemma for many small businesses. Typically, the most computer-literate person in the office-whether CEO or secretary-chooses, installs, and manages the collage of software.
(and often operating systems) acquired from multiple vendors.
Most small office networks rely on a variety of software products
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