Research firm Gartner predicts that Windows 10 will rapidly become the dominant OS for business use.
They reckon that half of enterprises will have started the migration to Windows 10 by January, 2017.
That’s pretty quick for firms that have been clinging to Windows 7 for many years. Most also took their sweet time moving to that OS from Windows XP.
That’s part of the research company’s Predicts research which looks ahead into the longer term.
Windows 10 on the Big ScreenAs Windows 10 grows in popularity, Gartner also reckons that a third of notebooks will be touchscreen-enabled by 2018.
That’s as multi-use devices, two-in-ones grow in popularity, and as box builders try to make their notebooks stand out from the herd.
They also reckon that around a third of businesses will spend more money on screens than they do on standard PCs. That’s another major change as users demand portability, multiple screens and higher-resolutions.
Finally, they also suggest that enterprises will manage their own apps and app stores. Previously Windows-only apps for business, workers and IT will spread to iOS and Android as device neutrality becomes a trend.
Find out more on the Gartner release. How do you see them market going for Windows in your office?
source:windows10update
