Why Tech Teams Consider Windows 10 a Win

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Why Tech Teams Consider Windows 10 a Win

Why Tech Teams Consider Windows 10 a WinWhy Tech Teams Consider Windows 10 a Win

Enhanced security, better cloud integration and faster upgrades have IT professionals impressed with the new OS, but it’s not without its issues.

Positive FeedbackPositive Feedback

38% of survey respondents said their company has adopted Windows 10, and 85% said they are satisfied with the product.

Seamless TransitionSeamless Transition

Just 30% of survey respondents said their organization experienced bugs in early releases of Windows 10.

Windows 10 Adoption by DeviceWindows 10 Adoption by Device

Laptops: 92%, Desktops: 87%, Tablets: 39%, Windows smartphones: 10%

Enticing Proposition, Part IEnticing Proposition, Part I

66% of survey respondents said their organization implemented Windows 10 because of the free upgrade, and 49% cited the improved performance/stability.

Enticing Proposition, Part IIEnticing Proposition, Part II

48% said their company adopted Windows 10 due to end of life/support factors, and 43% cited new features/functionality.

Secure StartSecure Start

92% said they like the return of the start menu, and 87% said they appreciate Windows 10’s enhanced security.

Rapid ResponseRapid Response

77% said they like Windows 10’s faster upgrade cycle, and 51% said it integrates better with cloud services.

Top Challenges With Windows 10Top Challenges With Windows 10

Compatibility Issues: 56%, Control over Windows updates: 37%, Bugs in early releases: 32%, Time/resources required to train users on Windows 10: 27%

Expanded HorizonsExpanded Horizons

31% of survey respondents said Windows 10 has increased the likelihood that their company will consider adopting Microsoft Surface Pro, and 29% said the same about Microsoft Surface Book.

“No Thanks”

42% said their organization has no plans to implement Windows 10.

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