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  Windows 10 Anniversary update is not driving enterprises to switch

  Publié: août 1, 2016, 3:46pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Although 64 percent of enterprises are planning to move to Windows 10 in the next year, tomorrow’s expected Windows 10 Anniversary release from Microsoft isn't proving to be a huge motivator for upgrading. According to the survey from systems management specialist Adaptiva, 76 percent say the anniversary update is not increasing their sense of urgency to move to Windows 10. Key motivators for migration, according to the survey, are access to the newest Windows 10 security features, such as enterprise data protection, Device Guard, Credential Guard, and security auditing, as key drivers for the migration. "These survey results show that… [Continue Reading]