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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 EOS Is Coming! The end of extended support (EOS) for SQL Server 2005 occurs on April 12, 2016. Are you ready? Get a head start – plan for your upgrade to SQL Server 2014 now! What SQL Server 2005 EOS Means. 2005 No access to critical security upgrades Maintenance of legacy systems End of support Potential business interruptions Higher maintenance costs Likelihood of failure to meet regulatory standards compliance You should start planning your migration now. What's in it for IT? SQL Server 2014. The latest version of SQL Server comes with vast improvements and IT benefits, including: 2005 Benchmarked Improved application performance: Server 20051 Up to faster transactions with in-memory OLTP 13x faster than SQL 2014 30x Data access to the right people: Up to ROI: 113 100x query performance gains %2 with in-memory ColumnStore IT resource productivity: Payback period: % 20 improvement 9.5 months 2 2 Also: Features, Features, Features. Minimized downtime with AlwaysOn Availability Groups, now with up to 8 readable secondaries Better manageability with policy-based management, distributed replay and PowerShell support Improved security through enhanced separation of duties: Least security vulnerabilities 6 years in a row3 2014 Efficient data integration across other organizations and applications Expanded cloud capabilities, including backup and DR to Microsoft Azure The Risks of Not Upgrading. Staying on SQL Server 2005 creates risks across your business: 2005 Significant upcoming software, hardware and management costs requiring separate management tools and more expensive resources Potential increase in security issues Extra security management time Business limitations including outages, slowdowns, loss of revenue, loss of customer/employee satisfaction Lack of integration with newer applications and data types Making a Plan. Upgrading to SQL Server 2014 can be time intensive and requires rigorous planning. You don’t have to do it alone – Microsoft is here to help. 1 2 Plan for a multistage process, tackled in iterations. 3 Allow time for testing and documentation. Use the MAP Toolkit to assess your current environment, consolidate to a virtual infrastructure or to migrate to Azure SQL Database. 4 Build a new system alongside the existing one and move databases to it. 2014 5 Or use in-place upgrades for less complex environments to upgrade the existing software to a new version without moving databases. Let Microsoft Help 6 Optionally, migrate to SQL Server 2014 or to Microsoft's database-as-a-service, Azure SQL Database. Trust Microsoft to solve your migration challenges with a broad range of integrated products and services. Ready to migrate to SQL Server 2014? 2014 PLAN YOUR MIGRATION NOW Contact your local Microsoft sales rep or a Microsoft Partner for more information. SOURCES: 1. 13x gain based on TPC-E benchmark results published for SQL Server 2014 (www.tpc.org/4069), SQL Server 2005 (www.tpc.org/4001) as of 10/8/14. 2. “The Total Economic Impact™ of Microsoft SQL Server,” Forrester, July 2014. http://www.microsoft.com/enterprise/ws2003eos/teiofmicrosoftsqlserver/default.aspx 3. National Institute of Standards and Technology Comprehensive Vulnerability Database, January 21, 2015. https://nvd.nist.gov/