It’s been a while, but it seems that maybe, just maybe, business are starting to slowly move to Vista.
While it has been slow going, I was certain that things would trend this way simply because Microsoft products remain the officeplace standard.
We’d be curious to hear from anyone who is currently testing or implementing Vista in their place of work! Has it been a negative or positive experience?
Written by Derek Torres and Stuart Mudie
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An interview with John Barnett
An interview with Lee Pender
An interview with Nick White
Petite Anglaise (11/27/06)
NevilleHobson.com (11/28/06)
Naked Translations (11/29/06)
Duffbert's Random Musings (11/30/2006)
Relaciones Públicas (12/01/2006)
m-trends (12/02/2006)
Martin's Mobile Technology Page (12/06/2006)
Alfies' Blog (12/06/2006)
AskDaveTaylor (12/06/2006)
STC Region 2 conference, October 13th, 2006: "The Impact of Windows Vista on Technical Communications" (download as pdf)
I have also seen more visits on my sites from Vista users.
— Vista gadgets 11 February 2008, 01:30 #
Only about 3% of my visitors are Vista users. As far as businesses go there are a lot of incomparability issues with custom software packages that just won’t work with Vista
— editor 29 March 2008, 17:43 #
vista is here to stay for sure and ms is working hard to fix it so the term buggy vista becomes a history.
Vista is in fact the most ppwerrful os we got from ms and business will eventually have to chose; for them it might be better in the long run for overall expenditure such as maintenance costs etc.
Just wishes that vista could have been released upon successful beta tests, they just hurried. Vista will surely catch and share some business market share with other os such as Linux.
Cheers!
Ruben
— ruben 19 April 2008, 21:30 #