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How about a Solution Center to help you plan the OS Migration Strategy?
Did you know that, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Client and Windows XP SP2 support ends coming July 13, 2010? If you are still using one of these OS, its time you plan your migration stratergy. When you look at moving to Windows 7, how about presenting you with one single center, which will provide you all the resources available to help you move to a new client and server operating system?
The Springboard Team has created a End-of-Support Solution Center to help with the planning of your migration strategy from Windows 2000 or Windows XP to Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2.
Q/A: Springboard Series Virtual Roundtable – Windows 7 Application Compatibility Part 2: Virtualization
The Springboard Series VRT on Windows 7 Virtualization just got over few minutes back and it was a phenomenal session. There was a lot of quality talking which happened during the VRT and loads of questions were answered as well. We should be having the Official Video out in few days on the Springboard website,… Continue reading Q/A: Springboard Series Virtual Roundtable – Windows 7 Application Compatibility Part 2: Virtualization
Springboard Series Virtual Roundtable – Windows 7 Application Compatibility Part 2: Virtualization
On Thursday, September 24, Mark Russinovich will host a virtual roundtable for IT pros worldwide to discuss Windows 7 Application Compatibility Part 2: Virtualization. This is a chance for IT pros to learn all about Windows 7 Application Compatibility, Virtualization and answer any deployment and management questions that they may have. As part of the “virtual”… Continue reading Springboard Series Virtual Roundtable – Windows 7 Application Compatibility Part 2: Virtualization