The cost of maintaining any size of Windows NT Network can get out of hand – many companies rely on third party products, and providing training and a deliverable backup service can become a headache, not to mention an increasing cost burden. There is also the ever-strengthening issue of licensing – the slightest slip up or oversight within any size of domain can bring serious financial penalties from both developers and vendors alike

Centralising Domain Knowledge Management is coupled with standardising every Windows NT Workstation and Server within the domain. There is very little benefit in keeping over 100's or 1000's of  user accounts easily manageable when most desktops have a varying degree of Service Packs and application version. DLL Management and implementation/regression testing would take forever to complete, while 1^st and 2^nd level support becomes a nightmare – how can any domain be considered serviceable when a simple application conflict can bring down a number of workstations with an unacceptable loss of end-user productivity?

Domain Knowledge Management means Corporate Computing in the real world.