Believe it or not, we’re approaching the one-year anniversary of the release of Windows 7. Those who have moved to the new operating system rave about its sleekness, speed, simplicity and other improvements over previous systems. But according to Symantec’s State of the Enterprise Security survey, just 9 percent of enterprises had actually made the switch as of February 2010.
This low number is actually pretty typical of such an upgrade. Many companies choose to let some time pass between the initial launch of the product and their own implementation to ensure that any potential bugs and kinks are worked out. A year after its launch, Windows 7 appears to be stable, efficient and ready to be embraced by the masses.
As you consider your own Windows 7 migration, you’re probably curious about how other companies handled the switch. You’d probably like to know where they ran into trouble, what tips they learned along...