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Posted in Apple, Vista 7, Windows at 10:46 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
Summary: Very scarce adoption predicted based on very scarce response rate, which is biased
LAST week we wrote about a survey which suggested a poor adoption expectancy for Windows 7. The following article, titled “94% of companies will pass on Windows 7 upgrade until late 2010,” gives good interpretation of what was found (or what was not found) by the survey.
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The poll is a relatively small sample of all the companies out there, still it is 5% of those companies contacted. And to have 94% of them say they would not upgrade until sometime late in 2010 is really something! I think that’s more telling than the 60% who, today, say they won’t upgrade at all — as those mindsets could change given a successful migration, for example. But some are already anticipating the upcoming problems before they occur and have simply said “No, not before the end of 2010″.
There is also this new essay called “Microsoft Myopia Leads to Revisionist History.” It is mostly an Apple versus Microsoft angle, though. █
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