Upcoming customer and analyst webcasts
Each month, we will feature a different customer or analyst discussing how Windows 7 and the Windows Optimized Desktop can impact your organization in positive ways, including helping IT to streamline management and manage risk while helping your employees increase productivity. Get started with the next event:
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 | February 22, 2010 | Windows 7 Enterprise ROI: New Forrester Study and Model | |
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 | January 29, 2010 | Pella's New Windows 7 Strategy | |
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 | January 13, 2010 | Learn how to work smarter with the Infrastructure Optimization Model | |
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| December 4, 2009 | Costs and Challenges with Supporting Information Workers with Forrester Analyst | |
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 | December 3, 2009 | Windows 7 and the Windows Optimized Client Devices offering for Health | |
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 | November 17, 2009 | Windows 7 in Government: Streamlined IT Management Reaps Cost Savings for City of Miami
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 | October 26, 2009 | Best Practices for Windows 7 Migrations Using Microsoft Application Virtualization | |
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| October 6, 2009 | Is Your Organization Ready for Windows 7? with Forrester Analyst | |
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 | September 8, 2009 | Stop the IT/User Tug-Of-War with Microsoft's Windows Optimized Desktop | |
Windows 7 Enterprise ROI: New Forrester Study and Model
On the fence with Windows 7 operating system adoption? In this challenging economic climate, every IT investment needs to show a strong, tangible financial return. To help organizations assess the business value of migrating PC infrastructures to Windows 7, analysts Ben Gray and Jeffrey North of Forrester conducted an in-depth study of 12 enterprise early adopters. This informative webcast details the results from these industry thought leaders and illustrates how the new Forrester Total Economic Impact model can be used to estimate Windows 7 savings in a variety of organizations. We discuss the impact Windows 7 has on operating costs, client manageability, help desk calls, remote PC management, power consumption, management automation, and compliance; and we show you how to use the Total Economic Impact model.
Presenters: Benjamin Gray, Senior Analyst, Forrester Research and Jeffrey North, Principal Consultant, Forrester Research
Benjamin Gray is a leading expert on business-class PCs and desktop operating systems, and he researches business-class mobile devices, mobile operating systems, and mobile device management solutions at Forrester. Benjamin helps Forrester clients develop and improve their strategy around client hardware and client operating systems. Benjamin's research and analysis have been widely cited in the press, including business media outlets such as the Associated Press, Bloomberg, The New York Times, USA Today, and The Wall Street Journal and industry media outlets such as Computerworld, eWeek, InformationWeek, InfoWorld, and NetworkWorld.
Jeffrey North is a principal consultant with the Forrester Total Economic Impact (TEI) consulting practice. The TEI methodology focuses on measuring and communicating the value of IT and business decisions and solutions, as well as providing a return-on-investment business case based on the costs, benefits, risk, and flexibility of investments.
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