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1. #BEST FREE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARE MAC SNOW LEOPARD MAC OS X#
2. #BEST FREE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARE MAC SNOW LEOPARD FULL#

#BEST FREE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARE MAC SNOW LEOPARD FULL#

Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard full-license pricing runs $949, while full Microsoft Exchange 2010 Standard adds another $1,300. No additional email server software is required.

#BEST FREE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARE MAC SNOW LEOPARD MAC OS X#

Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard Server costs just $499. The cost savings increase further when factoring the costs of the operating system and email server software. (100 user CALs at Open License street pricing of about $33 each and 100 Exchange CALs at Open License street pricing of roughly $41 each). Consider a single email server supporting 100 users, in which case an organization saves some $7,000 in client access licenses (CALs) alone. Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard doesn’t require client access licenses. Macs boast tremendous cost savings when it comes to licensing. That means computers last longer, replacement cycles are extended, and repair bills are fewer.īut other factors contribute, too, to making Apple computers less expensive in the enterprise. My office definitely sees less incidents of hardware repairs, on average, for Macs versus Windows computers, hands down. #1 Lower Total Cost of OwnershipĪs an IT consultant who’s assisted hundreds of businesses and end users with hardware repairs, I’ve come to believe Apple hardware is simply better and longer lasting than most other business-grade equipment.

That said, any knowledgeable technician should be willing to admit the following three advantages that Apple enjoys over Windows when deployed in enterprise environments. So let me state, I don’t “drink Apple’s Kool-Aid.” For proof, just review many of the TechRepublic articles I’ve written over 10 years. Apple versus Windows is definitely one of them.

Three reasons Snow Leopard beats Windows in the enterpriseĮrik Eckel gives his reasons for finding that Mac's Snow Leopard OS beats Windows in enterprise environments when it comes to maintenance, security, and performance.