Windows 8 system or cold in the enterprise user market

According to foreign media reports, when the world is looking forward to the arrival of Microsoft Windows 8 operating system, many industry observers pointed out that business users may not be like some individuals Consumers accept the Windows 8 system as wholeheartedly. Although the Windows 7 system has been welcomed by many enterprise users as soon as it is released, the Windows 8 system may not encounter similar pursuits.

It must be noted that Windows 7 was released after the Vista system, and the Vista system is so problematic that enterprise users would rather use the XP system than the Vista system. In this case, it is reasonable for Windows 7 to be widely welcomed by the market. Although Microsoft said that the operating interface of Windows 8 is very similar to Windows 7, it still takes a while for users to adapt. If business users quickly replace their existing operating systems with Windows 8, they will definitely spend a lot of work time making the necessary adjustments. It is said that Windows 8 allows users to work in Windows 7 mode, but this may make things more complicated because the user interfaces of the two operating systems are different. In addition, many commercial applications need to be rewritten to fully support Java scripting and HTML5. While touch screens are important for portable products such as smartphones and tablets, this is less important for business users who use desktop computers. Working with a touch screen may be useful for some businesses, but it is impractical for a spreadsheet environment. In addition, the size of the computer screens of enterprise users is not completely uniform, and the widescreen mode of Windows 8 does not support those displays well. Therefore, if enterprise users switch to Windows 8 systems, they may encounter some problems and have to change the display. All of the above inconveniences will increase the cost of upgrading Windows systems and reduce the company's revenue. In addition to hardware acquisition costs, companies also have to pay for personnel training and the cost of integrating Windows 8 with their professional systems.