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94% of companies will pass on Windows 7 upgrade until late 2010
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| The poll is a relatively small sample of all the companies out there, still
| it is 5% of those companies contacted. And to have 94% of them say they would
| not upgrade until sometime late in 2010 is really something! I think that’s
| more telling than the 60% who, today, say they won’t upgrade at all — as
| those mindsets could change given a successful migration, for example. But
| some are already anticipating the upcoming problems before they occur and
| have simply said “No, not before the end of 2010″.
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http://www.geek.com/articles/news/94-of-companies-will-pass-on-windows-7-upgrade-until-late-2010-20090715/
Microsoft Myopia Leads to Revisionist History
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| Analysis: To bash Apple and Mac OS X, Microsoft fan-boys must first turn a
| blind eye to the Redmond giant.
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| The bottom line: Nothing fuels the Windows 7 zealot fires like a good
| Mac-bashing angle.
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http://www.pcworld.com/article/167653/microsoft_myopia_leads_to_revisionist_history.html
Recent:
Windows 7: 83% Of Businesses Won't Deploy Next Year
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| The survey, of more than 1,100 IT professionals, is one of the first
| extensive looks at Windows 7's early sales prospects. It found that a
| whopping 83% of enterprises plan to skip the OS in its first year. While the
| business market typically tends toward caution when it comes to new products,
| the figure is nonetheless surprising given that almost no large companies
| migrated to Vista and as a result most have been using XP much longer than
| planned.
|
| [...]
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| The open source Linux OS also could benefit from slow uptake of Windows 7 in
| the enterprise market, as could Google's Android OS -- which some computer
| makers are reportedly testing as a netbook platform. Fifty percent of those
| surveyed by Dimensional Research said they've considered switching to a
| non-Windows OS to avoid Vista or Windows 7
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http://www.informationweek.com/news/windows/operatingsystems/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=216500331&subSection=News
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