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Challenges Ahead of Windows XP Retirement

By Unknown - Monday, 8 April 2013 - No Comments
CALIFORNIA - Microsoft will discontinue technical support Windwos XP on April 8 next year, but not many companies are planning to move to the operating system (OS) is new. If users are still using Windows XP after April 2014, it will most likely be a victim of cyber attacks because Microsoft will stop releasing security updates.

It was announced by the company management software, Camwood. The company said, less than half of all large organizations have started to migrate from XP to Windows. Furthermore, according to IT specialists, 1E, at least one of the four companies have moved to Windows 7 by the end of last year.

"In the current economic conditions, it is not surprising that business leaders do not want to invest a large sum of money in something that basically is not broken, as is the case with Windows XP at this time," said CEO Adrian foxall Camwood, as reported by the Telegraph, Monday (8 / 4/2013).

He also said that the main reason companies do not switch to Windows 7 because it is waiting for permission from the management about the cost and other concerns.

Based on data from 1E, charge and transfer files Office is a major problem faced by businesses when migrating from one OS to another OS. As for Microsoft, recommend to the company for setting up 18 to 32 months before deciding to switch from XP to Windows 7.
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