There's no two ways about it -- Microsoft has moved a truckload
of Windows Vista licenses. That said, just 10 percent of all PCs
within enterprises in North America and Europe use Vista, with
the vast majority sticking to what has worked for years: Windows
XP. Company CEO Steve Ballmer had quite the zinger on this topic
during a recent interview at an NYC interview to mark the
extension of Microsoft's collaboration with EMC, and we're
certain you'll love it. Here goes: "If you deploy a four or
five-year old operating system today [Windows XP], most people
will ask their boss why the heck they don't have the stuff
[Vista / Windows 7] they have at home." Of course, a one-off
remark from some chap that's not at all pertinent to the day-to-
day operations of a company isn't apt to make a business owner
rethink their approach to running their own show, but we're sure
it's fun for Steve to think that only a handful of consumers out
there are still relying on WinXP.  [Via PCWorld]   Ballmer to
businesses: deploy WinX