Windows 7 offers businesses many compelling features, such as better security, significatnt networking enhancements, and desktop user interface improvements. But before your company can consider deploying the new Microsoft operating system, you have to ensure that the software you rely on works correctly. Those may be third-party applications, custom desktop applications (some of which were written when Windows XP was the cool new OS), and web applications (initially written for Internet Explorer 6).
Microsoft claims that nearly all Windows applications should run on Windows 7 without changes… but developers are finding that the truth is a little more complicated. In this webinar, you’ll learn how to find out if migrating your company’s Windows applications are likely to be a big challenge or a minor irritation. READ MORE