Last week Microsoft officially announced the next version of its operating system, currently codenamed Windows 8. We took a look at many of the features here. The announcement has generated a lot of buzz, but also a lot of uncertainty. How will support for legacy applications be handled? Should your company invest in Windows 7, or wait until Windows 8 is released? Although our readers have been clear they're not worried about Silverlight's future, others are not so confident.
What do you think about the Windows 8 announcement? Are you more excited or more irritated by the move?
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Last week Microsoft officially announced the next version of its operating system, currently codenamed Windows 8. We took a look at many of the features here. The announcement has generated a lot of buzz, but also a lot of uncertainty. How will support for legacy applications be handled? Should your company invest in Windows 7, or wait until Windows 8 is released? Although our readers have been clear they're not worried about Silverlight's future, others are not so confident. \n\nWhat do you think about the Windows 8 announcement? Are you more excited or more irritated by the move? Communications solutions and technologies lower costs, increase efficiency, and boost productivity - exactly what your business needs during a recession. Optimizing Your Communications in a Recession describes how the right communications technologies and strategy can help your company stay profitable during a down economy.
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Source: http://www.readwriteweb.com/enterprise/2011/06/how-do-you-feel-about-windows-8.php
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