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Posted:: Feb 1, 2012
Published:: Feb 1, 2012
Format:: PDF
Length:: 1 Page(s)
Type:: White Paper
Language:: English

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Windows 7 Snakes & Ladders
Sponsored by: AppSense
Migrating to Windows 7 is a top priority for many IT pros as service support for XP is ending in just a few years. Yet this migration is also a very costly, complex and time consuming project. Learn how virtualization can actually reduce the time and cost of a Windows 7 migration while ensuring maximum user adoption. Inside, take our quick challenge to test your Windows 7 migration plan. Discover the advantages and pitfalls of a user virtualization strategy.

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