50% of IT people are reluctant to use windows7

Windows7, as Microsoft's heavyweight product of the year, has attracted worldwide attention. The technology industry is hoping that windows7 will promote the upgrading of personal computer hardware, but in fact, due to the continued economic downturn and Microsoft fans' extreme disappointment with vista, analysts are not optimistic about the prospects of windows7.

Most analysts believe that Windows 7 alone is not enough to drive PC sales significantly, including consumer response to Microsoft's current Windows version of Vista, changes in consumer trends, and the speed with which companies have adopted operating systems. Slow and so on. Microsoft's operating system market share is the highest. Last year, 83% of new personal computers had their operating systems built in. However, due to the poor response from Vista, analysts questioned whether consumers would be willing to give Microsoft another chance. Research firm Dimension Research conducted a survey of more than 1,000 IT software professionals worldwide in March. Up to 50% of respondents said they would rather switch to other operating systems than Windows 7.