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XP on the way out as businesses adopt Windows 7 at record speed | |
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| Time: 08:25 EST/13:25 GMT | News Source: *Linked Within Post* | Posted By: Chris Hedlund | ||
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Forrester says "The New Desktop Standard Is Emerging With Windows 7". According to the US-based research company's new report, Updated 2010: Windows 7 Commercial Adoption Outlook, the business use of Microsoft's Windows 7 has already grown from 1% to 10%. Although Windows XP is still dominant, the report's summary says: "IT managers worldwide are preparing for a significant desktop transformation over the next three years. Why? As firms naturally refresh their PCs, IT managers are already deploying Windows 7 on 31% of new PCs today, and within a year the number will increase to 83%." According to Forrester, almost 90% of companies will migrate to Windows 7, and almost 50% will move next year. | ||
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