While it takes some getting used to, the Windows Server 2012 Start Screen makes the server software easier and faster to operate. However, Windows Server 2012 features tiles that launch important server functions with a single click. Like Windows 8, there’s also a tiled Start Screen. For example, there’s no Start button on the desktop - instead there’s a Charm Bar on the right side of the screen that the user invokes with the mouse pointer. Microsoft developed Windows Server 2012 alongside Windows 8, so the server OS includes the Windows interface changes that have been met with mixed reception. In addition to the usual file and print, storage and directory services, this OS also provides the operational, security and virtualization support required for a robust cloud environment.
Microsoft opens a new chapter in its server software dominance with Windows Server 2012, an OS that goes far beyond the office and data center and stretches into the cloud.
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