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Technology
Developments and Trends
Tuesday, August 6, 2002
Developments and Trends
Tuesday, August 6, 2002
No Rush For .NET Server?
Analysts don't see much movement to .NET server, currently available in a release candidate version. Those organizations that have already pulled the trigger have moved to Windows 2000 and have little motivation to migrate again to to .NET. The toss-up is focused on Windows NT users - while some have been patiently waiting for .NET, others plan to stay on Windows NT until the bitter end (sometime next year, after suppor ends). The bottom line? Don't expect a sharp uptake in adoption.
Analysts don't see much movement to .NET server, currently available in a release candidate version. Those organizations that have already pulled the trigger have moved to Windows 2000 and have little motivation to migrate again to to .NET. The toss-up is focused on Windows NT users - while some have been patiently waiting for .NET, others plan to stay on Windows NT until the bitter end (sometime next year, after suppor ends). The bottom line? Don't expect a sharp uptake in adoption.
Analysts question move to .Net Server [ZDNet Tech News]
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