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Microsoft Windows 8 will only receive a 33% upgrade rate from corporate customers according to a recent survey conducted by Forrester Research. The study gets even worse when 40% of surveyed potential customers said they have not even considered Windows 8 and 10% said they will skip the upgrade...

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Although enterprises are in the midst of migrating more machines to Microsoft's Windows 7, the aged Windows XP still accounts for nearly 6-in-10 PCs in corporations, according to a recent report by research firm Forrester. read more Link Removed

Although enterprises are in the midst of migrating more machines to Microsoft's Windows 7, the aged Windows XP still accounts for nearly 6 in 10 PCs in corporations, according to a recent report by research firm Forrester. Windows 7 powered nearly 21 percent of all business PCs used to reach...

Windows 7 has doubled its presence in enterprises over the past year, though Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser appears to on the decline, according to a study by Forrester Research. Link Removed

By the end of March 2011, Windows 7 was powering 20.9 percent of corporate desktops, according to a new Forrester Research report, while Windows XP was on 60 percent of business PCs. More...

IRVINGTON, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--House Party, a leading consumer activation and experiential marketing company, was named the winner of the Energizing category within the B2C International Division of the 2010 Forrester Groundswell Awards, for its Microsoft Windows 7 Global Launch Party event...

Windows 7 fans are joining smartphone users in bringing personal tastes into the workplace and demanding enterprises respond. IT should embrace this, advises Forrester. Link Removed

Windows 7 fans are joining smartphone users in bringing personal tastes into the workplace and demanding enterprises respond. IT should embrace this, advises Forrester. Link Removed

Windows 7 fans are joining smartphone users in bringing personal tastes into the workplace and demanding enterprises respond. IT should embrace this, advises Forrester. Link Removed

THE INQUIRER ACCORDING TO ANALYSTS at Forrester enterprise take-up of Windows 7 has been slow, but they predicted that this will change. Link Removed

A just-released report from Forrester shows that Windows XP rules the business world, despite Windows 7's success. Link Removed

IT managers are deploying Microsoft's Windows 7 on 31% of new PCs today, and that number will increase to 83% within one year, according to new research by Forrester Research. Link Removed - Invalid URL

Windows 7 for business use is about to take off, according to a new survey from Forrester. Link Removed

A just-released report from Forrester shows that Windows XP rules the business world, despite Windows 7's success. Link Removed

Microsoft's Windows 7 has received a lukewarm response from enterprisesaccording to a new report from Forrester Research. Link Removed due to 404 Error

Analysts claim 83 percent of businesses will deploy OS within a year IT managers are deploying Microsoft's Windows 7 on 31% of new PCs today, and that number will increase to 83% within one year, according to new research by Forrester Research. Link Removed - Invalid URL

Microsoft's Windows 7 will see greater uptake by businesses in coming years, according to a new research report from Forrester. Link Removed

While Windows 7 is running on only one out of every 10 PCs at North American and European businesses,that percentage will grow considerably in the coming year, according to a new report from... More...

PC Users Like Windows 7 -- and Windows XP Early Windows 7 users like the new operating system, but many Windows XP users still like their nine-year-old OS. That's the word from two new reports by Forrester Research, which said that 86 percent of the first users of Microsoft's newest operating...