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Windows 7 Version Selection Tool

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Info-Tech recommends that organizations currently running Windows XP move to Windows 7 by the end of 2012. The new OS from Microsoft is not only a major improvement over its predecessors in terms of stability and ease of deployment in comparison to Vista, but is also a leap ahead of XP in functionality, specifically for enterprises. This tool will help you determine:

  • The version best suited for your enterprise (Professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate).
  • The OS the enterprise should deploy.
  • The bit level (32 or 64) the enterprise should select.

Use this tool to help your organization determine, with confidence,  which version of Windows 7 to deploy.


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The question isn't whether implementing Windows 7 is necessary, but rather, which version, how, and how soon.

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