VP Reller's statement jibes with Microsoft's recent profits for Windows
Despite Windows Vista's widespread reputation as a resounding failure, it is actually more popular with big businesses than predecessor Windows XP was at the same time after its release, a Microsoft Corp. executive said on Thursday.
"Adoption and deployment of Windows Vista has been slightly ahead of where we had been with XP," said Tami Reller, corporate vice-president and CFO for the Windows Business division at Microsoft, during a Q&A session at the Cowen and Company Technology Media and Telecom Conference (Listen to Webcast).
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Despite Windows Vista's widespread reputation as a resounding failure, it is actually more popular with big businesses than predecessor Windows XP was at the same time after its release, a Microsoft Corp. executive said on Thursday.
"Adoption and deployment of Windows Vista has been slightly ahead of where we had been with XP," said Tami Reller, corporate vice-president and CFO for the Windows Business division at Microsoft, during a Q&A session at the Cowen and Company Technology Media and Telecom Conference (Listen to Webcast).
More: http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9133643
