Microsoft: China's 12 large enterprises have deployed Windows7 Super Vista

November 5th news, Microsoft China Technology Conference Tech·Ed2009 was held at the National Convention Center today, Microsoft released seven enterprise-oriented products.
This Seven products include Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Exchange Server 2010, Forefront, System Center, Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Optimization Suite (MDOP) and Windows Embedded Standard 2011.

At Microsoft China Technology Conference, Microsoft Corporation Mike Nash, global vice president, said in an interview that 12 large enterprises including Alibaba have deployed Microsoft Windows 7 in China, and the system has migrated faster than previous Vista and XP.

Mike Nash said that Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 7, has made many improvements to the enterprise market, providing a safer, more manageable platform support for enterprise IT environments. In an interview, he said that corporate users can purchase Windows 7 new computer or upgrade, etc. use Windows 7. He also said that SMEs can take a one-time upgrade to save costs or A gradual upgrade approach.

Liang Nianjian, Chairman and CEO of Microsoft Greater China, said on Tech·Ed that Microsoft has confidence in the continued development of the Chinese market. He said, "Microsoft hopes to pass this platform, Promote the development of China's IT industry and the informationization of various industries."

On October 23, Microsoft's two presidents officially released the latest operating system Windows7 in China. Former Microsoft China President, current Microsoft China R&D Group Chairman Zhang Yaqin signed Win7 in Hangzhou this morning, and the current Microsoft China President Liang Nianjian officially released Windows7 at the Beijing 798 Factory in the afternoon.