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> business software Which will be running on Windows Enterprise deployments owned by the business, not personal machines owned by individuals. And as has alrea

by pdonis 2y ago

> business software Which will be running on Windows Enterprise deployments owned by the business, not personal machines owned by individuals. And as has already been commented, Windows Enterprise does let you control this. But that case doesn't seem to be what the discussion here is about.

ziddoap 2y ago
>Which will be running on Windows Enterprise deployments There are many companies which run Windows-specific software which do not even have an in-house IT department, let alone run Enterprise edition on corporately-deployed machines. I'd say the vast majority of <50 person companies I have consulted for run Pro, not Enterprise.
vetinari 2y ago
Many businesses do not run Windows Enterprise, but plain-old Pro. Not every business is a big business, capable of reaching to these SKUs. What they can do, is to run WSUS. Though today, many businesses do not have on-prem Windows Server deployments, and do not even have suitable space in their offices even if they wanted one.