The only thing that is constant in IT is change. One of the bigger changes for IT is Windows Server 2012. Symantec wanted to see how businesses are doing when it comes to navigating their way through these changes. These key facts emerged:
- While many are planning to upgrade to Windows Server 2012, 93 percent haven’t actually made the move yet
For those that are planning to migrate:
- 13 percent plan to make the move after the 1st service pack
- 15 percent within the next 6 months
- 17 percent within the next 12 months
- 11 percent in more than 12 months
So it looks like there is a conservative march towards Windows Server 2012 which is likely the sensible thing to do. The report that Symantec did on this topic also reports on what factors are responsible for this slow pace of transition as well as other factors that organizations are considering. It’s a very interesting read and worth a look if you’re looking to move to Windows Server 2012.
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Symantec Looks At Organizations Attitudes Towards Migration To Windows Server 2012
The only thing that is constant in IT is change. One of the bigger changes for IT is Windows Server 2012. Symantec wanted to see how businesses are doing when it comes to navigating their way through these changes. These key facts emerged:
For those that are planning to migrate:
So it looks like there is a conservative march towards Windows Server 2012 which is likely the sensible thing to do. The report that Symantec did on this topic also reports on what factors are responsible for this slow pace of transition as well as other factors that organizations are considering. It’s a very interesting read and worth a look if you’re looking to move to Windows Server 2012.
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