[usconservative]

Honestly, I don't see it either. A 75% penetration rate in business two years from release sounds absurd to me. I work in informatics, and it just doesn't match what I see in real life, particularly in healthcare.

I don't know what regulatory pressure the health care field is specific to the technologies being used. I can speak to Financial Services and can tell you that a 75% penetration in 2 years in Financial Services (Banking, Trust, Hedge Funds, Retail Banking, etc..) just ain't gonna happen. We only got off of Windows XP literally as Microsoft was turning out the lights and closing the doors on it. Windows 7 for us has been in place what .... 3 years now I think?

The only way we're going to move to Windows 10 will be because the Regulators hit us with an audit point and we're required to do it. Which can happen but it's doubtful it would.

[tacticalogic]

The only way we're going to move to Windows 10 will be because the Regulators hit us with an audit point and we're required to do it. Which can happen but it's doubtful it would.

We got hit with that audit once. Since then we've made sure that we'll be doing those upgrades on our schedule, not theirs.