Thread: Small businesses want to use Windows 7

According to the survey "Voice of IT" by Spiceworks IT Management Company, after Windows 7 is officially released, 20% of IT professionals by 1530 poll said would accelerate upgrade calendar Windows 7.

Survey was conducted in the first week in October, before the OS is released, and then surveyed again in two weeks last November, after this version is officially released. About 10% of them said it would upgrade immediately, and 40% plan to begin the upgrade within 90 days after the OS is officially released.

The reason for three quarters enterprises want to use this new operating system is speed; almost 70% since the upgrade interface, while only 57% want to change the OS in use. Approximately 55% plan to upgrade the machines are still used; 45% remaining investors to buy a new computer operating system to support this. These plans correspond to recent data technology firm Robert Half Technology, showed that 37% of the 1400 CIO surveyed intend to invest in the computer operating system and the economic recovery.

By Jay Hallberg, co-founder and deputy general manager of marketing Spiceworks, small businesses around the world seem sure about upgrading the Windows 7 release.
The many small and medium enterprises are planning to upgrade and most businesses are accelerating their plans to upgrade a very positive signal for Windows 7.

Well upgrading to windows 7 makes the work faster and enhances the accessibility of data at faster and handy.
But at the same time the user should also take care of the fact that sometimes it makes makes our drives inaccessible. So , a complete installation is recommended here .

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