Thanks to Bill
Greenwood for this link.
“In public, Microsoft trumpets the new Windows 2000 as an
amazing achievement. In private, it treats it like a failure. And
has already taken steps to end its outmoded, one-size-fits-all
strategy.
“If you’re betting your business on which Microsoft operating
system to buy next, then you’ll want to know the *real* status of
Win2000. And the *real* plans for its successor.”
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