Lane Shelton

Lane has dedicated the last 25 years to helping organizations build software investments that are strategic, successful and sustainable. When he’s not plumbing the depths of licensing arcana or creating gigantic-yet-somehow-appealing spreadsheets, Lane enjoys VR and old-school PC gaming.

Windows XP End-of-Life Lessons for Windows Server 2003 Migrations

July 6, 2015 | Lane Shelton

Windows Server 2003 has been a stable and reliable operating system that enterprises have depended on for years, but it’s coming to its end-of-life shortly. Sound familiar? Companies went through…

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Consider Your Windows Server 2003 Upgrade

June 15, 2015 | Lane Shelton

Enterprises migrating from Windows Server 2003 face a bewildering world of options, with most of those residing in the cloud. For those IT departments trying to determine the best way…

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Windows Server 2003 Goes EOL

June 9, 2015 | Lane Shelton

IT professionals face two fundamental challenges every day: 1) Keeping their enterprise’s network running, and 2) Keeping it secure. Which is why it’s so important for enterprises still relying on…

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Could a Microsoft EA Save You 45%?

April 1, 2015 | Lane Shelton

I can’t promise you that one blog post is going to give you all the information you need about Microsoft’s Enterprise Agreement (EA). But I can promise that you’ll learn…

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The Truth About Microsoft Enterprise Agreements

March 11, 2015 | Lane Shelton

Chances are, if you have more than 250 devices at your organization, you have heard the Enterprise Agreement (EA) pitch more than once. In fact, I agree hands down you…

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