MacOSXLabs expands to MacEnterprise

The original MacOSXLabs website was chock full of real-world advice on how to deploy Macs in higher-education labs. I had to do just such a thing a while back and the site was invaluable. Apparently spurred by the rise of the Mac, the lab part has been archived and a new site has arisen: MacEnterprise.org. The new (broader) focus is described: "We collaborate on the deployment, management, and integration of Mac OS X client and server computers into multi-platform computing environments." This is a community site too, so you can discuss and submit your own tips and tutorials. Mac classes are hard to come by in my part of the woods, so the more sites like this the better. And if you're ever looking for ammo to the boss on considering integrating Macs into your workplace, you can start at MacEnterprise to do your homework. The steering committee and documentation authors are from the likes of Yale, Duke, Penn State, and other fine institutions, public and private. They even have a webcast...