This interactive notebook will walk you through the planning & implementation  process for making the transition from DOS and Windows 3.x workstations to Windows NT Workstation 4.0.

The Planning section of the notebook lays out the preparations necessary for successfully implementing Windows NT Workstation, including software and hardware requirements, site surveys, potential pitfalls, and selection criteria for implementing with a limited test group prior to site-wide installation.  Specific technical details are addressed along with the planning process, including suggestions for helping existing DOS & 16-bit programs perform effectively under Windows NT, client software for connecting to existing networks, protocol selection for optimal performance, and much more to assist you in planning the transition process.
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The Implementation section of the notebook  lays out the steps for a successful enterprise-wide transition, including using a limited test group before installing throughout a business, automating installation and evaluating if automation is cost-effective, timing the installation to allow adequate support resources and cooperative users, and much more to ensure a successful site-wide implementation.

The notebook is specifically targeted to small-to-medium-sized businesses with limited on-site computer support staff, although most of the concepts are applicable to larger corporate environments.