Ordinarily, I am the first to push folks to upgrade to the latest and greatest, and—as a Microsoft partner—Decade Software cannot recommend not upgrading to Microsoft's latest operating system.
However, I want to at least caution those who are considering it.
Initial tests running EnvisionConnect and Windows Vista are positive. We know of no known issues, but like many software vendors, we are concerned with the sluggishness of Windows Vista.
Some have even started a campaign to force Microsoft to reinstate Windows XP as it's flagship product.
As such, I recommend weighing the Pros and Cons yourself before jumping in.
J. Peter Burzzese at this to say at InfoWorld magazine...
"Some say Vista isn't ready for the enterprise, although my last post describes how Vista was put into use at Continental Airlines immediately - and planes didn't fall out of the sky. So, obviously it is satisfying some, albeit not all. As for the 'Save XP' campaign... it seems like a moot point. Come 2009, if you're not ready to move to Windows Vista, its successor will probably show up long before the extended support for Windows XP ends in 2014."
...and you thought the Apple/Linux debate was all there was to worry about.
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