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In this 'Current Economic Climate' I wouldn't say any upgrade survey reflects on the product itself. Frankly, I'm surprised 40% would even consider a project o
by roc 17y ago
In this 'Current Economic Climate' I wouldn't say any upgrade survey reflects on the product itself.
Frankly, I'm surprised 40% would even consider a project of that size.
- encoderer 17y agoNot to mention... 40% of companies buying your product is a success no matter how you slice it. I don't care what anybody says. That's a success.
- jimbokun 17y agoEven if your market share was closer to %100 of companies previously? Although I'm not sure what percentage of companies have skipped entire generations of Windows, previously, to make an actually meaningful comparison.
- jcl 17y agoActually, it's great news for Microsoft, since the market share for Vista is less than 20% (http://e-janco.com/browser.htm http://e-janco.com/browser.htm), and I'm guessing almost all of those are home users who got it by default. 40% is great if your market share was closer to 0% previously. :)
- encoderer 17y agoBut their market share is still going to be nearly 100% of companies.. Market share isn't a metric of how many people are using Microsofts latest OS compared to other vendors. It's how many people are using Windows (any version) vs other vendors.