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Time to see Windows 11 as a transformation accelerator – not a drag on resources
Winsage
April 25, 2025

Time to see Windows 11 as a transformation accelerator – not a drag on resources

Many organizations are hesitant to upgrade to Windows 11, with a global adoption rate of only 38% since its launch in 2021. This reluctance is due to companies wanting to extend the lifespan of existing devices, despite the risks associated with inaction. Microsoft will soon discontinue free security patching for Windows 10, leading to potential costs for continued support. Windows 11 has been shown to reduce security incidents by 58% and decrease firmware attacks by more than threefold. Organizations that delay the transition may hinder their competitiveness and face employee dissatisfaction, particularly in sectors like healthcare. The end of support for Windows 10 presents a crucial opportunity for companies to reassess their IT infrastructure and invest in higher-performing technology.
Agency recommends buying new PC after Windows 10 updates discontinued
Winsage
February 27, 2025

Agency recommends buying new PC after Windows 10 updates discontinued

The end of official updates for Windows 10 is approaching in October, prompting the Information System Authority (RIA) to warn users about potential security vulnerabilities and recommend upgrading to Windows 11. Users may face limitations with online banking and digital signatures if they continue using Windows 10. Device compatibility for Windows 11 can be checked, and if not compatible, a new device will be necessary. There has been an increase in computer sales, with a rise of up to 10 percent compared to the previous year, likely due to concerns over the end of Windows 10 updates. However, there is no expectation of a rush to replace old computers, and organizations should assess compatibility with Windows 11 and consider employee training for the transition.
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