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Beijing March 19 news the latest survey,Microsoft Office 2010, more and more businesses plan to upgrade to Windows7, more than half of respondents intend to in the part of the official end of the year with a new version of Windows installed on your computer operating system. The survey conducted in January, visited 923 companies. The results showed that 16% of the companies have local use Windows 7, another 42% of respondents plan to deploy before the end of 2010 Windows7.


the authors Dimensional Research analyst Diane Hagglund said: Windows7 response to business-to-very good,Office Professional 2007, they are planning to expand the deployment,Windows 7 Product Key, and rapid deployment plan.
enterprise than Vista Windows7 than enthusiastic response, they are more than nine months before the investigation even more optimistic about Windows7.
Windows vice president Brad Brooks said in an interview recently, there are signs that small businesses are ready to embrace Windows7. He pointed out that while the recent purchase of e-retailers, not only into Windows7 Home Premium Edition installed (Home Premium) computer, also increased Windows7 PC Professional Edition pre-installed the purchase amount.
However,Office Professional Plus 2010, many enterprises plan to upgrade to Windows7, does not mean that their concerns have been eliminated. About 57% of the respondents reported that they had concerns, but there are concerns about the proportion of those who have more than April 2009 survey, dropped by 10 percentage points. The survey, conducted by KACE IT systems management company commissioned by Hagglund, executive; KACE recently acquired by Dell.
Hagglund said: IT staff always have a lot of concerns, and rightly so. New technology is always accompanied by many problems.
but Hagglund said the first business-to-Windows7 own stability, security and performance concerns now has been reduced, leaving only the main external issues, such as application compatibility.
Directions on Microsoft analyst Matt Rosoffsaid cum CNET blog that the latest survey results are reasonable. He said: I think, Windows7 Vista users have to resolve all the discontent.
However, Rosoff do not think that companies will rush to hurry to upgrade to Windows7, but will with the purchase of new PC and gradually adopted. Even so, the situation is better than Vista; when companies offered to the new computer downgraded to Windows XP.
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