Once you cut development budgets, you will not be able to cut them again. The next stage is to look for places where you can cut budgets without harming your servixe agreements. The current move is to expand the lifespan of computers and save the upgrade expenses where it is possible.
If you want to distinguish between users that need to upgrade thei computers and those that want to upgrade, you'll have to start looking at the data quality at the disks of those computers.
It is possible. We are doing it.
Koby Biller
www.disklace.com
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