After completing Windows 2000 MCSE 70-221: Analyzing Business Needs, the user should be able to:

	Analyze the company model and geographic scope
	Analyze existing and planned organizational structures
	Analyze the factors that influence company strategies
	Analyze the structure of IT management

Analyzing Business Models

	Types of networks
	Why analyze the business model?
	Types of business models
	Why analyze company processes?
	Types of company processes

Analyzing Organization Structures

	Management model
	Company organization
	Customer, partner, and vendor relationships
	Acquisition plans

Analyzing Company Strategies

	Identifying company priorities
	Projected growth and strategies
	Laws and regulations
	Risk tolerance
	Cost of ownership

Analyzing IT Management

	Centralized and decentralized structures
	Corporate funding models
	Outsourcing network responsibilities
	The decision-making process
	The change-management process

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to explore how a course topic applies to infrastructure design
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to apply course concepts in an interactive environment
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

General knowledge of computers, networking, and administration.

	Windows 2000 MCSE 70-221: Analyzing Technical Needs (W22102)
	Windows 2000 MCSE 70-221: Infrastructure Design (W22103)
	Windows 2000 Network Design MCSE 70-221: DHCP and Name Services (W22104)
	Windows 2000 Network Design MCSE 70-221: Designing for the Internet (W22105)
	Windows 2000 Network Design MCSE 70-221: Designing a WAN (W22106)
	Windows 2000 MCSE 70-221: Management and Services (w22107)

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