Analysis: decision time for desktops

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With the release of Windows 8 imminent - and support for Windows XP being withdrawn in 2014 - organisations are facing some crucial desktop decisions

When Windows 95 was launched in 1995, it was a global event. People queued up at all hours outside PC World to be among the first to “experience” the new operating system. Mick Jagger sang “Start M...

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