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By Nicole Williams
Published on Thursday, February 01, 2007
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Requests from many SPN members have asked whether it makes sense to upgrade to Microsoft Vista, the new Windows operating system. This system offers features such as:
Many institutes will consider upgrading to Windows Vista, but this decision should not be made lightly. An organization's computers need to be ready to run the robust new operating system. A partial upgrade within the organization will add network administration and maintenance time. Employees will have to learn to use the system. Most importantly, the first six months of most operating system releases include major bug fixes. Thus, waiting could greatly reduce your IT headaches.
If you want to upgrade to Windows Vista, follow these simple steps and the process should go smoother.
Detailed information on Windows Vista can be found at www.microsoft.com. Questions? Please contact me at williams@spn.org.
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