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Symantec 2010 Windows 7 Migration Global Results
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Methodology Applied Research performed survey 1,360 enterprises worldwide SMBs and enterprises Cross-industry 2
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Key Topics Attitudes about migrating Manpower requirements Preparing for the migration General recommendations Results of the migration 3
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4 Attitudes About Migrating
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Timing and Motivations Typically wait six to 12 months Only 8% migrate immediately Performance, reliability and end-user experience motivated migration Most (62%) set ROI goals 90% met ROI goals 5
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6 Manpower Requirements
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Manpower requirements Typically involve half of IT staff Most automated the process 10 PCs worth automating Time consuming aspects: – Planning (17%) – Actual execution of upgrade (12%) – Reinstalling applications (10%) – Inventorying existing machines (10%) – Running pilot tests (9%) 7
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8 Preparing for the Migration
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Before the migration What to capture beforehand – User files & documents – Links to network drives – Email RAM, processor speed, PC age, budget important 10 IT man-hours in preparation 9
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Hardware recommendations CPU – Minimum: 2 to 2.5 GHz – Optimal: 2.5 to 3 GHz RAM – Minimum: 2 GB – Optimal: 4 GB Storage – Minimum: 200 to 500 GB – Optimal: 500 GB to 1 TB Video RAM – Minimum: 512 MB – Optimal: 1 GB or more 10
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11 General Recommendations
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General recommendations Standardization, added security, and virtual desktop 71% replace incompatible applications 12
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Ensuring success / Easing the process Planning Training Pilot tests 13
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14 Results of the Migration
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Results of the migration 78% said process was smooth 63% said easier than last migration Most achieved key motivations Most ran into delays End-user satisfaction increased over time 15
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Best vs. Worst Practices in Information Management Users offline 2 hours 60% of users extremely satisfied Differences 20 IT man-hours in preparation Extremely important: – Advanced planning (56% ) – Upgrading hardware (45%) – Pilot test (45%) – Training (44%) – Capture user profiles (42%) – Proper inventory (35%) Users offline 6 hours 25% of users extremely satisfied Differences 9 IT man-hours in preparation Extremely important: – Advanced planning (30% ) – Upgrading hardware (31%) – Pilot test (34%) – Training (26%) – Capture user profiles (27%) – Proper inventory (24%) Top tier resultsBottom tier results
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17 Appendix All questions included
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Company size 18
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Industry 19
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Computer involvement 20
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Computer knowledge 21
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Windows 7 involvement 22
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Expected use of Windows 7 23
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User downtime 24
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User downtime 25
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Migration planning 26
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Transition difficulty 27
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Additional technologies 28
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Delaying issues 29
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Machine types 30
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Machine types 31
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Previous operating system 32
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Influencing factors 33
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When to upgrade 34
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Economic impact 35
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Current machines vs. new machines 36
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Upgrading vs. fresh install 37
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Communication 38
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End user reaction 39
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IT workforce involvement 40
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Setting ROIs 41
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Meeting ROIs 42
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Affected factors 43
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Minimizing cost 44
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Successful migrations 45
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Migration process 46
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Automation vs. manual 47
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Previous migrations 48
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Previous migrations 49
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Migration tools 50
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Post-migration issues 51
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Migration approaches 52
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Migration approaches 53
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Incompatible applications 54
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Pre-migration captures 55
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Helpful factors 56
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Helpful factors 57
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Pilot tests 58
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Automatic vs. manual migrations 59
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Hardware specifications 60
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Hardware specifications / recommendations 61
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Hardware specifications / recommendations 62
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Hardware specifications / recommendations 63
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Hardware specifications / recommendations 64
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Hardware upgrades 65
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