Depends on the boss...
If he is not computer literate, say windows NT will expire at the end of 2002.
If he is... I would upgrade from NT to 2000. From my experience:
2000 is way more stable, which mean:
less crashes
less OT paying IT/IS to stay late to fix it
less downtime with employees standing around doing nothing.
2000 is faster across the network.
On a DS3 here. Downloads on NT (200 KB/sec), 2000 (400 to 600 KB/sec)
I have not used XP yet, so I do not know.
At 03:57 PM 12/6/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>Help me answer this question posed to me by my boss at a budget meeting.
>"Why do we have to upgrade our NOS from NT to 2000 and our desktop OS from
>98 to 2000/XP"? Any comments and/or links to articles would be
>appreciated. Thanks, Scott!
>
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