Does Vista Matter To Small Business?
I was invited to the Vista and Windows 2007 launch today in London and, if you’re interested, I’ll be posting my thoughts and a couple of mini-podcasts over on my small business blog.
The next episode of SmallBizPod will be with you on Thursday this week.
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Posted by Alex Bellinger on 30th January 2007 in Entrepreneur Podcast, Technology

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yeah that’s a big question.
How will it affect business interconeection?
What if we migrate too fast and our clients don’t? Or the other way around?
As for us (product design and virtual video firm), it will be a matter of performance. If our pc’s currently work at a 60% of their capabilities, but with Vista they will work at 40%, having us to invest more $$$ to keep up with the needed power, probably just a few administrative computers will migrate and the rest stick to xp.
cheers, and great p’cast (but u know that already
), i’ve been listening for almost a year now.
Comment by giovanni — 30 January 2007 #
If I were a betting man I reckon most small businesses will only upgrade to Vista when they next upgrade their PC stock.
Comment by alex — 30 January 2007 #
Hey - nice to discover a UK based blogger who’s into similar stuff to me. I’m teetering on the verge of leaving a salaried job to do my own thing - so I think your stuff may come in useful.
Comment by sara scott — 2 February 2007 #
Hi Sara, good to hear from you and I’ve just pinged you on MyBlogLog’s messaging system. Hope SmallBizPod can help push you over the edge in a good way
Comment by alex — 2 February 2007 #
P.S. Did I say Thursday for the next episode of SmallBizPod? It’s actually going to be today!
Comment by alex — 2 February 2007 #
Do we have the audio link for this podcast ?
Does Vista Matter To Small Business?
Comment by Daksh — 15 February 2007 #
Hi Daksh
The mini Bill Gates podcast can be found here:
Gates Vista Podcast
Comment by alex — 16 February 2007 #