Anticipated Microsoft launch undermined
One in four corporations making the move to Microsoft's Windows 2000 will run into problems, according to an industry research firm, and Dell Computer's CEO says rival Linux is gaining steam.
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One in four corporations making the move to Microsoft's Windows 2000 will run into problems, according to an industry research firm, and Dell Computer's CEO says rival Linux is gaining steam. "We think that 25 percent of medium and large enterprises are going to encounter new compatibility problems with a lot of business applications, non-Windows interoperability or network infrastructure." - Gartner Group analyst Michael Gartenberg | 
| | | Move to Windows 2000 may not be smooth for all A leading research firm says 25 percent of all corporations that install Microsoft's new business-use operating system software will struggle to make it work with existing software and systems.
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