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on 21 September 2012

Crunch time on the enterprise desktop

E-book Enterprise Migration

The enterprise desktop is ripe for change. With support for Windows XP coming to an end, it’s time to find a better way.

This ebook is about that better way. It’s a short, easy-to-read guide to why Ubuntu is a better choice than Windows for the majority of enterprise desktops today.

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  • The cost of a Windows 7 upgrade for your organisation
  • Seven trends changing your desktop strategy
  • Four types of user who just don’t need Windows
  • Eight reasons why Ubuntu is enterprise-ready
  • Four experiences of enterprises now using Ubuntu
  • The risk-free way to try out Ubuntu today
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