Microsoft unveiled its "boldly re-imagined" Windows 8 operating system at the BUILD conference this week. The flashy Metro interface with its Windows Phone 7-like tiles and its touchscreen simplicity are getting all the attention, but what really matters is how Windows 8 meets the needs of business users and IT administrators; they need an OS that improves productivity and security. Here's a closer look at some of the capabilities of Windows 8 that may not make headlines, but that should make Windows 8 a better OS for business.
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