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20 Reasons Why Windows Vista Will Be Your Next OS
Wednesday, June 28th, 2006
Ask any serious Windows Vista beta tester, and you’ll get the word. Microsoft has packed a lot of 
positive change into the next version of Windows. It’s the most significant update of the operating system since Windows 95. It’s jam-packed with important new features for enterprises and end users alike.
Security, power and performance, applied graphics and user interface improvements, wireless networking, desktop search, usability updates, new performance monitoring and diagnostics, and an upgraded bevy of onboard applications such as Internet Explorer 7+ and Windows Defender are some of the main areas where Microsoft has beefed up Vista. Enterprise features, such as expanded group policies, whole-drive encryption and hardware-agnostic Windows imaging, are especially welcome.
Some of the readers of Computerworld’s Visual Tour: 20 Things You Won’t Like About Windows Vista came away with the mistaken impression I thought all was lost for Microsoft concerning Windows Vista. That was never the case. I’ve tested and reviewed every beta, CTP and alpha of Windows Vista going back to 2003, and the vast majority of that commentary has been positive. There’s a lot to like about Windows Vista. Visual Tour: 20 Reasons Why Windows Vista Will Be Your Next OS
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