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Last week we looked a bit at how Apple products are penetrating the enterprise. The iPhone and iPad continue to be popular as employees bring their own devices to work. But what about Apple about desktops? We've seen some evidence that Apple is trying to get into the enterprise game, but it has also discontinued its Xserve line.
What about your company? Are you a Windows shop, or do you use other systems?
This version of OSX, titled Lion, will be released later next year. Apple released a developer preview today and it may contain something of interest for the enterprise: OSX Lion Server. OSX Lion Server is a core feature of OSX Lion, included at no extra cost. You will be able to provision any Mac with Lion as a server through a guided setup process.
"And it provides local and remote administration -- for users and groups, push notifications, file sharing, calendaring, mail, contacts, chat, Time Machine, VPN, web, and wiki services -- all in one place," according to the Apple website. It will include a profile manager, Wiki Server and support file sharing with the iPad.