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May
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Is Windows 7 Good for Business?
Posted by: Brian S. Pauls | Comment (0)Tagged in: Windows 7 , operating systems
So, Windows 7 has been out for over six months, and there have been no reports of a Vista-style Microsoft misstep. You may be wondering if it's time to upgrade. Getting the latest and greatest is always fun, but the bottom line is will Windows 7 help your business?
I usually recommend waiting nine months to a year before migrating to any new Microsoft desktop operating system. This gives Redmond enough time to work out most of the bugs, and to release the first service pack (in the case of Vista, I recommended waiting forever...)
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