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**Windows NT**

What is Windows NT?

Windows NT is a family of operating systems produced by Microsoft, the first version of which was released in 1993. It is a preemptive, reentrant multitasking operating system designed for single-processor and symmetric multi-processor computers. It has been used in a wide variety of applications, from workstation to server environments, offering features like security, stability, and advanced networking capabilities. It formed the basis for subsequent Windows versions like Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, and Windows 11.

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What other technologies are related to Windows NT?

Windows NT Competitor Technologies

Windows 95/97
No summary available
Windows 95/97 was a competing operating system from Microsoft, aimed at the consumer market, whereas Windows NT was aimed at businesses.
Netware
Netware was a network operating system that competed with Windows NT Server in the server market.
Novell
Novell was the company behind Netware, a primary competitor to Windows NT in the network operating system space.
Windows 95
Windows 95 was a competing operating system from Microsoft, aimed at the consumer market, whereas Windows NT was aimed at businesses.
DOS
DOS was a competing operating system, although it predates and is less sophisticated than Windows NT.
Sun Solaris
Sun Solaris
Sun Solaris was a Unix-based operating system that competed with Windows NT in the server market.
Unix
Unix is a family of operating systems that competed with Windows NT in the server market.
Lotus Notes
Lotus Notes was a collaborative software platform that competed with Windows NT-based solutions like Microsoft Exchange.
Number of organizations that mention technology
536
Windows NT
9
Windows 95/97
95
Netware
453
Novell
180
Windows 95
1,348
DOS
518
Sun Solaris
30,190
Unix
3,322
Lotus Notes
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Windows NT Complementary Technologies

2000
Windows 2000 is built on the NT kernel and is a direct successor, representing a continuation of the Windows NT line.
Windows 2003/2008
No summary available
Windows Server 2003 and 2008 are server operating systems built on the Windows NT kernel and represent evolutions of the technology.
Number of organizations that mention technology
536
Windows NT
127
2000
30
Windows 2003/2008
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Which job functions commonly mention Windows NT?

Data Center Engineer
0.2% of all Data Center Engineer jobs mention Windows NT
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Customer Engineer
134 Customer Engineer jobs mention Windows NT
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Business Systems
39 Business Systems jobs mention Windows NT
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Information Technology
183 Information Technology jobs mention Windows NT
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Engineer
404 Engineer jobs mention Windows NT
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Which organizations are mentioning Windows NT?

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Kaiser Permanente
Health Care and Social Assistance 
17 team
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 208 people
use Windows NT
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Fairfax County Government
Public Administration 
13 team
mention Windows NT
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 8 people
use Windows NT
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Teradyne
Manufacturing 
11 team
mention Windows NT
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 4 people
use Windows NT
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Lockheed Martin
Manufacturing 
10 team
mention Windows NT
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 232 people
use Windows NT
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HII
Manufacturing 
8 team
mention Windows NT
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 21 people
use Windows NT
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