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(1) Suppose your organization has hundreds of PCs, connected via intranet
and Internet, and lots if document sharing takes place. These can be Word
documents, Excel spreadsheets, databases, whatever. It just doesn't work to
have some people using Office 97 products and others using Office 2000
products. Everyone needs the same version of all the software. We have
site licenses with annual fees to keep all the software current. However,
every time the version upgraded the new version requires faster computers,
more memory, and more hard disk space.
(2) How do you manage to keep everything current without working yourself to
death and/or spending a fortune? We have plan.
What we are trying to do is change lab computers on "our
schedule" rather than in an emergency
it has been in use for at least 4 years and probably 6 years.... We think the
ones that were continuously-on show more monitor problems and those turned
on-and-off show more hard disk bearing problems (seizing up).
(4)....
Even those people who agreed with our statement, "Once you take this
computer we don't want to see it again or hear about it again," will come
back to us ....
Believe me, there is no end to this.