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Forrester Research: IT managers will begin major corporate PC refresh cycles by mid- to late 2010
Forrester Research: major corporate PC refreshes are scheduled for the next 12 to 18 months
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XP loses ground to Windows 7 but still top OS
XP loses ground to Windows 7 but still top OS
Zinstall announced: migration to Windows 8 is supported
Applications comparability issues delay Intel's corporate move to Windows 7
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"Even now in mid-2010, about 99% of the folks in the audience raise their hands for Windows XP"
How many people here work at companies where Windows XP is the standard desktop platform?" Even now in mid-2010, about 99% of the folks in the audience raise their hands for Windows XP. Migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7 is a big deal. There's no direct upgrade path, which means that even if you're planning on using your existing hardware for Windows 7 you're still going to have to wipe-and-install.Brian Madden
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"Worldwide PC's delivery in 2009: 285 million units" Gartner eastimates
Slightly down (-2%) relatively to the 2008's.
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Desktop virtualization intrigues IT pros despite cost
"It will be much easier for organizations to put in a VDI solution to move to Windows 7 than to replace old hardware [to have] enough resources to handle Windows 7"...
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IT Spending Will Jump 21% to $1.7 Trillion by 2013, IDC Says
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Virtual desktop costs, complexity, overshadow benefits
When reviewing the cost of hardware, software, and licensing policies required to deploy VMware's own virtual desktop integration (VDI) product, a single virtual desktop unit can cost over $5,000 compared to about $500 for a traditional desktop, said Christian Metz, director of information technology for the Orange County United Way.
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What CIOs Think About Windows 7
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