Windows 7: Seven Steps to Migration

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Migrating to Windows 7 can be an intimidating task. You want to take advantage of how Windows 7 will help make users productive anywhere with enhanced security and control, but how do you implement an efficient, cost-effective migration that doesn't disrupt end-user productivity? While challenging, migration also presents an opportunity. It's the perfect time to wipe the slate clean; to implement standard configurations and structured change management procedures that will help ensure the long-term rewards that come from a manageable, sustainable environment. Symantec technology has migrated more than 80 million desktops and notebooks to Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista and now Windows 7 operating systems. With more than a decade of experience and over 300 million successful operating system deployments Symantec is an acknowledged expert in operating system migrations.

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