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sponsored by Dell, Inc. and Microsoft
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14 Dec 2009
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15 Oct 2009
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PDF
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11
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Analyst Report
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Windows XP won't be around forever, and the anticipation for commercial adoption of Windows 7 is reaching a boiling point. With Windows 7 available now for volume license customers and for everyone else on October 22, IT professionals should start preparing for it now. Specifically, they should:
Start or accelerate application compatibility testing against the Windows 7 RTM code
Plan for rolling out Windows 7 in small batches on new hardware initially Weigh the costs and benefits of upgrading existing machines with at least 2 GB of memory
Start developing training sessions and tips and tricks guidance
Prepare for — and embrace — empowered users who want to be early adopters
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BROWSE RELATED
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Application Integration | Applications Management | Enterprise Computing | IT Managers | IT Spending | Operating Systems | PC Operating Systems | Software Licensing | Windows | Windows XP
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