Growing concerns over migrating to Vista may push companies to adopt alternative operating systems. A study released in late November revealed that 90 percent of the Windows users polled reported concerns about migrating to Microsoft’s newest operating system. Forty-four percent of those polled said they would consider deployment of alternative operating systems, such as Apple’s OS X and Linux, in order to avoid migrating to Vista. The research, consisting of an online survey with 961 respondents, was commissioned by systems appliance management firm Kace.
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Will the Vista Migration Path Become the Road Less Traveled?
Posted by: Jack M. Germain December 4, 2007 04:00 AMGrowing concerns over migrating to Vista may push companies to adopt alternative operating systems. A study released in late November revealed that 90 percent of the Windows users polled reported concerns about migrating to Microsoft’s newest operating system. Forty-four percent of those polled said they would consider deployment of alternative operating systems, such as Apple’s OS X and Linux, in order to avoid migrating to Vista. The research, consisting of an online survey with 961 respondents, was commissioned by systems appliance management firm Kace.