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Looking Beyond Windows 7 by Brian Gammage | |
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| Time: 15:40 EST/20:40 GMT | News Source: Gartner | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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So Windows 7 is finally upon us and most organizations already know quite a lot about it: they know it’s the same generation technology as Windows Vista, that’s it has a smaller overall footprint, that it has many small improvements that will make it easier to adopt and use. In effect, that it’s like Windows Vista without some of the “hard edges” that deterred its adoption. They know about it because they’ve already planned for it – in a majority of cases, because they knew when they decided to skip Windows Vista that they were making migration to Windows 7 a necessity. For a majority of organizations, Windows 7 is the next major step on their client computing roadmap. | ||
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