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Dismal economy hits corporate Windows 7 testing
Published 5/14/2009 by gkeizer@ix.netcom.com (Gregg Keizer) at Latest from Computerworld
Although Windows 7 is still months away from release, the recession is already having an impact on corporate testing of Microsoft's next operating systems, according to a survey of 320 corporate administrators.
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