“I think enterprises will fall into an annual cadence,” Stephen Kleynhans, a Gartner research vice president, said in an interview. “With 30 months of support, you get to choose when to start rolling out [the upgrade]. You may say, ‘We’ll start kicking tires in January, piloting in March, deploying in June.’ That’s a nice window.”
Enterprises expected to implement annual Windows 10 upgrade pace
Most enterprises will now adopt a once-a-year upgrade model for Windows 10, finally getting some relief from the pressure of seemingly endless rounds of testing and deployment, a Windows expert said today.…
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