Comments on: Windows 7 Enterprise Adoption not as grim as you may think http://windows7center.com/news/windows-7-enterprise-adoption-not-as-grim-as-you-may-think/ Windows 7 news, rumors, screenshots, and info Fri, 12 Mar 2010 04:51:22 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Apexwm http://windows7center.com/news/windows-7-enterprise-adoption-not-as-grim-as-you-may-think/#comment-5604 Apexwm Tue, 02 Jun 2009 16:08:32 +0000 http://windows7center.com/?p=3022#comment-5604 Personally I am hoping Microsoft learns from its past lessons, however with rumors going around about high pricing for Windows 7, it shows that they still don't get it. Personally, I am done dealing with high costs and continuous issues like this. I've moved to Fedora Linux, and I couldn't be happier. No more pricing games, politics, high hardware costs, and other problems of Microsoft. Personally I am hoping Microsoft learns from its past lessons, however with rumors going around about high pricing for Windows 7, it shows that they still don’t get it. Personally, I am done dealing with high costs and continuous issues like this. I’ve moved to Fedora Linux, and I couldn’t be happier. No more pricing games, politics, high hardware costs, and other problems of Microsoft.

]]> By: Windows 7 Adoption rate to be faster than XP’s | Windows7 Evangelist http://windows7center.com/news/windows-7-enterprise-adoption-not-as-grim-as-you-may-think/#comment-3595 Windows 7 Adoption rate to be faster than XP’s | Windows7 Evangelist Sat, 18 Apr 2009 11:34:05 +0000 http://windows7center.com/?p=3022#comment-3595 [...] According to the results of the KACE survey, more than 80% of IT Pros plan to upgrade to Windows 7 by 36 months, which is phenomenal compared to the 30-40% adoption rate of XP. A similar study was also conducted by an investment bank that focuses on technology, called Pacific Crest Securities. 80 IT decision makers working at enterprises of over 1000 employees were surveyed. The results show a much brighter future for Windows 7 Enterprise adoption than the KACE results: [...] [...] According to the results of the KACE survey, more than 80% of IT Pros plan to upgrade to Windows 7 by 36 months, which is phenomenal compared to the 30-40% adoption rate of XP. A similar study was also conducted by an investment bank that focuses on technology, called Pacific Crest Securities. 80 IT decision makers working at enterprises of over 1000 employees were surveyed. The results show a much brighter future for Windows 7 Enterprise adoption than the KACE results: [...]

]]> By: Windows 7 Adoption rate to be faster than XP’s http://windows7center.com/news/windows-7-enterprise-adoption-not-as-grim-as-you-may-think/#comment-3559 Windows 7 Adoption rate to be faster than XP’s Thu, 16 Apr 2009 22:40:35 +0000 http://windows7center.com/?p=3022#comment-3559 [...] According to the results of the KACE survey, more than 80% of IT Pros plan to upgrade to Windows 7 by 36 months, which is phenomenal compared to the 30-40% adoption rate of XP. A similar study was also conducted by an investment bank that focuses on technology, called Pacific Crest Securities. 80 IT decision makers working at enterprises of over 1000 employees were surveyed. The results show a much brighter future for Windows 7 Enterprise adoption than the KACE results: [...] [...] According to the results of the KACE survey, more than 80% of IT Pros plan to upgrade to Windows 7 by 36 months, which is phenomenal compared to the 30-40% adoption rate of XP. A similar study was also conducted by an investment bank that focuses on technology, called Pacific Crest Securities. 80 IT decision makers working at enterprises of over 1000 employees were surveyed. The results show a much brighter future for Windows 7 Enterprise adoption than the KACE results: [...]

]]> By: Al http://windows7center.com/news/windows-7-enterprise-adoption-not-as-grim-as-you-may-think/#comment-3534 Al Wed, 15 Apr 2009 21:05:56 +0000 http://windows7center.com/?p=3022#comment-3534 I didn't believe it either I had to re-read the last portion of the survey must time. The only other possibility would be that they got some random computer people who haven't heard of win 7 but that wouldn't make sense... How can you be in IT and not know about Windows 7?! I didn’t believe it either I had to re-read the last portion of the survey must time. The only other possibility would be that they got some random computer people who haven’t heard of win 7 but that wouldn’t make sense…

How can you be in IT and not know about Windows 7?!

]]> By: LakiNS http://windows7center.com/news/windows-7-enterprise-adoption-not-as-grim-as-you-may-think/#comment-3488 LakiNS Tue, 14 Apr 2009 22:13:55 +0000 http://windows7center.com/?p=3022#comment-3488 "3% of IT professionals, IT executives, and IT managers had actually not heard of Windows 7"?????!!!!! REALLY?! God, this is material for SNL! :) i mean, REALLY, what kind of IT pros ARE employed?? REALLY?! :) “3% of IT professionals, IT executives, and IT managers had actually not heard of Windows 7″?????!!!!!

REALLY?!

God, this is material for SNL! :)

i mean, REALLY, what kind of IT pros ARE employed?? REALLY?! :)

]]> By: Breny http://windows7center.com/news/windows-7-enterprise-adoption-not-as-grim-as-you-may-think/#comment-3487 Breny Tue, 14 Apr 2009 21:47:01 +0000 http://windows7center.com/?p=3022#comment-3487 In all honesty: not as well as it should do. Microsoft should force this down people's throats- it's a lean, mean OS that demolishes XP in pretty much every respect. In all honesty: not as well as it should do. Microsoft should force this down people’s throats- it’s a lean, mean OS that demolishes XP in pretty much every respect.

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