Forrester's Vista slam: Just plain wrong
July 31, 2008 (Thursday) | Windows Vista
Forrester Research's report last week that enterprises are shunning Vista is just plain wrong. Forrester's own research, as well as that of competing firm Gartner contradict Forrester's latest report. In fact, enterprises are adopting Vista at the same or greater rate than they did XP. read more
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