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System Administrators’ Biggest Concerns About Windows 10 Migration

Rory Monaghan
Senior Technologist

Last week, Tony and I represented Numecent at the VMUG UserCon for the greater Seattle, Washington area.  The one-day event centered around users of virtual machines and virtual desktop infrastructure in locally headquartered organizations.  During the event, Numecent conducted a survey of attendees on their thoughts about Windows 10 Migration and what concerns they had as system administrators who would be dealing with all of the implications of pre- and post-Windows 10 migration.  The results were not surprising.

Over 75% of attendees surveyed placed concern on the need for user training as a result of Windows 10 migration, while the runner-up receiving 50% of the attendees’ attention was…  (drumroll…) You guessed it… Application compatibility.  From a marketer’s lens, the results worked out quite nicely, as application compatibility in any Windows OS, especially Windows 10, is Numecent’s specialty!

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Rory Monaghan
Senior Technologist
Rory has spent his career at the intersection of end-user computing, application delivery, and the Microsoft ecosystem — from packaging shops in Dublin to enterprise architecture in Silicon Valley. He writes about what actually breaks in the wild, and what to do about it.

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