You can't actually buy new copies of Windows 7 anymore, I don't think, so that doesn't exactly say much. And well, in this case, corporations aren't just slow

You can't actually buy new copies of Windows 7 anymore, I don't think, so that doesn't exactly say much. And well, in this case, corporations aren't just slow to switch, they're also still investigating, if they can actually even use Windows 10 due to the increased telemetry. For many companies, deploying Windows 10 would mean breaking contract requirements or the law. Just two weeks ago, the ministry for data privacy of Bavaria released a report, that hey, they can actually legally use Windows 10 Enterprise, given a list of tweaks that have to be made in each deployment. And then the addendum was that new privacy laws are going to become active next year, so at that point, these results are completely irrelevant, again. I expect the next report on Windows 10 being usable (or not) in two years from now.