What are your Win2K migration plans?
Takeaway: Windows 2000 has been available for a while now, and we wanted to know how quickly organizations are implementing the new OS. These Polling Place results suggest that 75 percent of TechRepublic members are engaged in the process of migrating to Win2K.
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