Microsoft’s Lifecycle Policy offers 10 years of support, (5 years for Mainstream Support and 5 years for Extended Support).
After January 14th 2020, Microsoft will no longer provide:
More than 90% of consumers say they would consider taking their business elsewhere if a company had outdated technology, 61% of consumers think a SMB is outdated if the company is still using a 5-10 year old operating system and 49% of consumers never return to a business if they’ve heard they’ve been hacked.
With less than a year left before Microsoft ends their support of Windows 7, it’s vital for the future of your business to keep your software up-to-date. Read our latest blog series to find out how your business could be at risk if you choose not to upgrade.
If you’re still using Windows 7, you may be cautious about upgrading to Windows 10, especially after the problems that arose with Windows 8. However, Windows 10 features a wide range of benefits that can help your business stay ahead of competitors and prepare for the future.
