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Nice post, and as the owner of a small business (30-40 people) I can say that I have installed a "break in" system to let employees get a feel for the new OS.
Of course it was the 32 bit version for compatibility reasons. They all seem to like it and are on a volunteer basis for the upgrade for 6 months. Then it's mandatory for obvious reasons.
A small but simple plan, no matter the version, can save your employees from feeling pushed. Letting them learn at a slow pace has worked very well for me.
Decisions as to whether the 64 or 32 version will be our final OS will remain on the wayside for now. Upcoming tests and reliability will make a part in my final decision.
Of course it was the 32 bit version for compatibility reasons. They all seem to like it and are on a volunteer basis for the upgrade for 6 months. Then it's mandatory for obvious reasons.
A small but simple plan, no matter the version, can save your employees from feeling pushed. Letting them learn at a slow pace has worked very well for me.
Decisions as to whether the 64 or 32 version will be our final OS will remain on the wayside for now. Upcoming tests and reliability will make a part in my final decision.
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