If the army were to adopt Windows 7 it would be another 2 or 3 years before 7 was even implemented. It takes time to both install it on all the computers as well as making sure it can be compatible with all necessary equipment (in the case of Vista, one issue was making CAC card readers compatible with Vista)
You have just described the problem with 95% of all organizations when it comes to I/T procurement. The people making the decisions aren't familiar with how I/T operates, and I/T people aren't inclined to move up into managerial/directorial positions. It wasn't until the mid-1990's when people stopped looking at I/T as an expense and started viewing it as an investment.It's not bad, but it's pretty stupid to be adopting old tech at this point. I know a lot of people in DoA IT (some at the top) and this is a case of the higher-ups having no idea what they are talking about. Hell, I'm surprised that Microsoft (who is a large vender for the DoD) isn't pushing Windows 7 harder because that would be a big win for them.
I still use WinNT 4.0 on some Navy systems, so maybe let's not knee-jerk and bash the decision as retarded. Compared to WinNT, gotta be more secure, right?![]()
There's been mention and discussion about the U.S army making use of iPhones in the field, are they heading anywhere with Netbooks?
If so I'm wondering how things would play out there given there's a Netbook version of Win7 while Vista is too bloated for them?
There's been mention and discussion about the U.S army making use of iPhones in the field, are they heading anywhere with Netbooks?
If so I'm wondering how things would play out there given there's a Netbook version of Win7 while Vista is too bloated for them?
Oh? Where did you hearing this from?
Probably, it'll just take the army a couple of years and a few million dollars to be satisfied with what everyone else knows is trueIf the army were to adopt Windows 7 it would be another 2 or 3 years before 7 was even implemented. It takes time to both install it on all the computers as well as making sure it can be compatible with all necessary equipment (in the case of Vista, one issue was making CAC card readers compatible with Vista)
It works with Vista, a device will work with Windows 7. Microsoft has publicaly stated that on the matter of driver support.
Most likely you're getting flood checked while surfing a site for porn. It happens to me all the time.![]()
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