City of Miami Moves to Windows Vista

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bariyer — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 09:17:10 GMT

vista operating system features such as an operating system did not come earlier, but I think there was any inconvenience but the improvements have been made available at the moment it is still my opinion.

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icqfullpatch — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 13:03:50 GMT

"it's enabling us to save approximately $80K in power savings through the deployment of GPOs available in Windows Vista"

That sounds wonderful! <a href="http://www.sikispornosu.com" title="sikis" target="_blank">sikis</a> What are these Vista specific GPOs that allow for that kind of a "green shift"

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newscientist2000 — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:28:18 GMT

Well like it or not technology moves on, and provides real benefits to end users. I recently changed jobs from a company where IT was a high priority, things just worked Outlook, Office, WebAcess, Sharepoint.

Then I moved to my current job, where IT is less of a priority and let me tell you its not funny when you send an email and it gets stuck syncing then goes out 12hrs later. I'm seriously considering getting a new job just because when your job consists of being in front of a computer 6-8hrs a day, your computer should work!

The IT systems in my new company needs a upgrade desperately, new infrastructure and software can save power, time and make people more productive. If you cant see that then your either stuck in the past or your IT department is doing a great job making legacy software and hardware stretch way beyond its average life expectancy. Sooner or later though, you need to move forward.

Its actually real funny to me on a certain level, everyone in my department has 14-15" LCD Monitors, and all we do all day is sit in front of our machines and send emails and phone people.

No matter what you think Office 2007 is designed for a large wide-screen environment, same with Vista. My boss spends half her time squinting at her 15" monitor because she cant read it, and I'm thinking a 19" LCD can be picked up for $130, a 22"LCD for $200. She probably makes $80K to $130K a year, what is that in terms of cost 2hrs of her wage, and she would be way more productive!

The IT department gave me an old computer they had in the board room, the one they used for testing all their beta and RC software and patches for the last 5 years...not suprising it doesn't work that well! The annoying part is I want to wipe the most likely trojan infected relic, but my IT policy doesn't allow it.

Don't be fooled people sooner or later you need to move forward or you'll end up in IT hell like me, your employees are more productive when they have hardware and software that lets them use their machines productively. Ultimately that's what you want as a bussiness, happy employees = more productive employees.

Just my 2 cents!

re: City of Miami Moves to Windows Vista

toonces — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 07:13:16 GMT

Are we going to hear any feeback from the workers about how much time they spend watching that wheel spin or how Vista search can't find all the files XP always found without a problem?

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