If you have been ignoring the looming security risk of Windows XP, you now have less than a month to replace these machines. Windows XP is going away and it's not something you can ignore.
To put the issue into perspective, an article in ComputerWorld reported the rate of malware infection in Windows XP machines is expected to jump by 66 percent.
Our clients come to us regularly and ask about the best computers for business use. After over 30 years in the IT business, we recommend Lenovo.
We do this because we want to ensure our clients get speed, reliability and a low cost of total ownership from their technology purchases.
Wondering if you should replace computers running Windows XP? In a word – YES, and the sooner the better.
We're confident in taking this emphatic stance because the stakes are high and the deadline is coming at you faster than the CRA when you owe taxes.
The New Year is upon us and it is a great time to review the most important parts of your business – including IT. That means taking a good look at your IT plan for 2014.
The last year has seen some major changes in technology that you need to be aware of.
If you still have Windows XP computers running in your office, time is running out until they become a security risk. Microsoft has decided Windows XP is going away and you need to prepare your business.
Why Is Windows XP Going Away?
Microsoft first introduced Windows XP in 2001, over 12 years ago.