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Not a good enough reason
Really, the fact that Windows 7 is not anything new is hardly a reason to upgrade to Vista. When you are supporting 15000+ clients (workstations and laptops), why break what's already working? Users tend to hate fundamental changes to how their work environment looks and feels...and given the fact that an organization of that size has many, many custom built applications, what good reason do they have for jumping on board Vista?

Just cause nothing better is coming out of Microsoft? Hardly a compelling business case.
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Not a good enough reason  ccrashh2@... | 05/28/08
If your plan for Vista was to wait a year (or until SP1)  Michael Kelly | 05/28/08
Even assuming perfect driver migration.  TripleII | 05/28/08
It's really not that difficult  DonBurnett | 05/29/08
Awaiting the big bang.  johnfenjackson@... | 05/28/08
Packaging  johnfenjackson@... | 05/28/08
Remove eye candy  dvm | 05/28/08
a lot more than just eye candy  DonBurnett | 05/29/08
Nothing is ever good enough  Narg | 05/28/08
Windows 7 = Vista Final  Zoli Erdos | 05/28/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  mypl8s4u2 | 05/28/08
Nonsense  Thack | 05/29/08
I agree  timiteh | 05/30/08
Take XP and add two...  bjbrock | 06/04/08
rehashed  atari8bit@... | 06/05/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  ralphdb@... | 05/28/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  james@... | 05/29/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  michaels.perry@... | 05/29/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  PC Programmer | 05/29/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  beatlez969 | 05/29/08
Vista or Office?  frip | 05/29/08
That didn't make much sense  JohnMcGrew@... | 05/29/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  golfnutzgg@... | 05/29/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  apaul43 | 05/29/08
which drivers does it break  DonBurnett | 05/29/08
64-Bit OS vs. 32-Bit OS  ted@... | 05/29/08
not true prove this..  DonBurnett | 05/29/08
I was going to say...  JCitizen | 05/31/08
Not Supported By Vista  cpt_slog@... | 06/18/08
64-Bit OS vs. 32-Bit OS  Ross Snowden | 06/19/08
Reading these comments have me baffled  DonBurnett | 05/29/08
SORRY but we have TESTED from the first release......  carlsf@... | 06/04/08
Office 2007 compatibility  beoz | 06/04/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  safabert | 05/29/08
Not very different = not much better  Andy Goss | 05/30/08
Handicapping USERS want the XP PRO navigation and interface....  carlsf@... | 06/04/08
There are a lot of users that like XP...  bjbrock | 06/04/08
Vista Training???  Boykin01 | 06/05/08
Productivity.  cynic8 | 06/05/08
Wait for Windows 7 SP2  wynnb | 06/05/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  atari8bit@... | 06/05/08
RE: Handicapping Windows 7's effect on Vista upgrades  ceh4702 | 06/06/08

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