EasyJet takes off with Windows 7 upgrade
Migration to Windows 7 from XP has helped 'change lives' of easyJet's mobile workers, explains CTO Andy Caddy
EasyJet has upgraded its end-user systems from Windows XP to Windows 7, in a move the airline claims has changed the lives of its highly mobile employees. "A good Windows 7 experience with a good laptop,...
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