Microsoft announced: Windows Server 2003 will terminate service on July 14th next year.

According to Microsoft's announcement, Windows Server 2003 will terminate system services on July 14, 2015. The latest survey data from Avanade shows that there are more than 63% of the world's total. Enterprises still have to run Server 2003. 81% of IT managers said they will complete the transition before Microsoft officially stops service next summer, 40% will be upgraded before the end of 2014, and 41% will be completed in the first half of next year.

More than three-quarters of respondents said they are considering incorporating cloud technology into the new system, with 41% of respondents saying they have moved some of their IT information to the cloud, and 29% said “ Most of them, 7% of respondents said they have fully migrated to the cloud.

In addition, 19% of companies do not plan to deploy after Windows Server 2003 ends. 8% of companies said they will not make any adjustments, and 8% said they are completely It is not clear what work should be done, and 3% of companies said there is no alternative solution.