| System governance in Windows Server 2008
System governance in Windows Server 2008
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Governance is the set of roles, responsibilities, and processes that are put in place in an enterprise to guide the development and use of solutions like Windows Server 2008
Effective governance can:
* Protect the enterprise, such as by helping to ensure regulatory compliance.
* Greatly increase the usability of a solution. For example, the governing body in an enterprise can define metadata requirements for all content that makes it easier to categorize and search for the content across the enterprise.
* Increase an organization's efficiency — for example, by requiring training as a prerequisite to becoming the administrator of a server running Windows Server 2008.
This page contains tools and resources to help business decision makers and IT professionals govern their Windows Server 2008 environment.
By using the governance techniques and best practices available from this page, an enterprise can align its policies for using Windows Server 2008 and enable teams and individuals to effectively collaborate and share information.
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