It's a brand new OS, it wouldn't matter if it was the best thing since sliced bread, I wouldn't be able to recommend full scale deployment at this point in the product's life.
It'll continue to rank behind Win7 for some time yet, but my point was its not massively behind Win7 as has been the storyline in the press.
The scope of this evaluation is to determine whether to avoid Win8 like the plague, or to tolerate its introduction (typically through new hardware acquisition).
Unfortunately in this instance, as if I hadn't backtracked enough from my initial statement, I won't be recommending the integration of Win8, however this has less to do with Win8 as a product than it does a whole slew of complex requirements around that company's IT needs.
It'll continue to rank behind Win7 for some time yet, but my point was its not massively behind Win7 as has been the storyline in the press.
The scope of this evaluation is to determine whether to avoid Win8 like the plague, or to tolerate its introduction (typically through new hardware acquisition).
Unfortunately in this instance, as if I hadn't backtracked enough from my initial statement, I won't be recommending the integration of Win8, however this has less to do with Win8 as a product than it does a whole slew of complex requirements around that company's IT needs.