Surveys suss out Windows 10 enterprise migration timelines
Enterprises are eager to get Windows 10 onto their workers' PCs. Or they're in no rush.
They see the just-released Anniversary Update as a major milestone. Or they don't.
And some expect to have a majority of their PCs running Windows 10 in just a year from now. Or they believe it'll take twice that long.
Recent surveys of IT administrators, managers and professionals displayed those opinions, and more, showing little consensus on anything other than the broadest trends that first, corporate IT likes Windows 10 a lot more than it did Windows 8, and second, Windows 10 will replace Windows 7 as the go-to operating system.
Windows 10's adoption in the enterprise will be critical to the OS's success, especially from this point forward: The consumer-centric free upgrade offer has expired and the historic slump in PC shipments, mostly blamed on consumers' refusal to buy new systems to replace aged ones, continues unabated.
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