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(Unverified)Nov 6th 2010 10:03PM
It van be difficult to make intelligent business decisions in the current moment. When you starting asking what are you going to do in 4 years, the value of the answers becomes questionable.
No matter how solid XP was, support for hardware, browser, and applications will be ending. Sure companies can save money by not upgrading, but it will be too costly to deal with all the problems.
It's almost like saying companies shouldn't have computers so they can save money.
Brett Miller
Http://www.customsoftwarebypreston.com