All good things come to those who wait, even Vista and Office 2007
By Joel Shore, ITworld
With Windows Vista and Office 2007 now released, what are your customers' expectations, and are you moving to lower them?
One thing we've learned over the years is that businesses are slow to upgrade client operating systems and applications. That happens for a variety of reasons: the software is unproven and risky, acquisition and deployment costs are prohibitive, training dazed and confused end-users is an enormous undertaking, help desk personnel lack intimate familiarity and expertise, or maybe new versions simply aren't needed.
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With Windows Vista and Office 2007 now released, what are your customers' expectations, and are you moving to lower them?
One thing we've learned over the years is that businesses are slow to upgrade client operating systems and applications. That happens for a variety of reasons: the software is unproven and risky, acquisition and deployment costs are prohibitive, training dazed and confused end-users is an enormous undertaking, help desk personnel lack intimate familiarity and expertise, or maybe new versions simply aren't needed.
Read the full article here.
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