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by Scott Wilson on November 26, 2007

Vista performance numbers have always been a bit squirrely so I take such studies with a grain of salt, but it certainly bears out my own anecdotal experience. I've always felt that IT should be in the business of improving efficiencies so it's actually a mystery to me why so many businesses consistently plan to move their staff to slower systems, but it has been a reality over the years. The delay on Vista deployments in enterprise may reflect a trend in management coming to its senses, or it may be a cold calculation as to how long XP support will be offered and what the transition period to Vista will require. In any event, more testing is in order and a good step back and a hard look at the totality of the effects of such a major transition is certainly in order before proceeding with upgrade plans.
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