What is the general readiness of North American organizations planning to deploy the new Microsoft Vista operating system? That's the question solution provider Softchoice Inc. set out to answer with a new study of more than 472 organizations recently, and the results indicate that the majority of PCs in use today are not equipped to handle Vista's enhanced requirements. Not only did the "Softchoice Vista Readiness Study," -- out at month's end -- state that roughly half of the businesses surveyed are unable to meet the minimum requirements of Vista, it also reported 94 per cent can not meet the OS's premium requirements. (Source: eChannelLine)
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See also previous blog article: Windows Vista Coming Soon -- What Should I Be Considering?
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More Than Half of North American Businesses Ill-prepared to Run Vista.
1 comment • Lawrence Yerkes - Broker Associate, Southern New Jersey Real Estate Services • December 16 2006 03:01PMComments
The corporate world may have got tired of the delays and began to consider other platforms. There are a few choices other than Microsoft.
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