Support for Windows 7 has officially ended, meaning that there will no longer be any technical support or automatic updates. The time period in which to seamlessly update your existing infrastructure to Windows 10 Pro has ended. Switch to Windows 10 Pro and the latest Intel® Core™ 8th generation processor and avoid dangerous security vulnerabilities and keep benefitting from current updates and patches. The benefits are clear and time is running out—make the switch now!

Changing not only reduces the cost per workstation, but also increases your employees’ productivity. The latest Intel technologies boost productivity by up to 29% and, with fast boot times, you can gain up to 11 hours of working time.1  What’s more, you won’t be switching to a completely unknown system as Windows 10 Pro is based on a tried and test product: 99% of Windows 7 applications are fully compatible with Windows 10 Pro 2 so you can carry on using the Windows and internal apps you are used to.

Windows 10 pro works perfectly with current computers, monitors and printers. Why re-invent the wheel? You’ll benefit from fantastic features that make the new Windows even better—three times faster login with Windows Hello, protection of sensitive business information with BitLocker and BitLocker to Go, advanced speech recognition with Cortana, enhanced overview with Live Tiles and more protection against cyber attacks with Windows Defender.

Do you live life on the edge? On 14 January 2020, Microsoft ended support for a dusty operating system, over 10 years after it was first launched. Microsoft therefore recommends switching to Windows 10 as matter of urgency—and for a very good reason. Many small companies are taking the risk that hackers would only attack the big industry players. In reality, 50% of small companies have already suffered an attack5 which on average costs them over €74,0006. Of course, the damage to the company’s reputation and to customers’ trust is incalculable.

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^{1 There are hardware/software requirements; the availability of some functions may differ. Devices must be connected to the internet Information regarding compatibility and installation can be found on the device manufacturer website and at www.windows.com/windows10specs. Additional requirements may be necessary for future updates.}

^{2 Small Business PC Study, TechAisle, 2016}

^{3 The WWAN module is available separately and requires factory configuration as well as a separate service contract. Please contact your service provider to find out more about network coverage and availability in your region. Connection speeds vary depending on location, environment, network conditions and other factors. 4G LTE is not available for all products in all regions.}

^{4 Ponemon; 2016 State of Cybersecurity in SMB (USA); Canadian Chamber of Commerce, An Analysis of the Adoption of Internet-based Technology, February 2017}

^{5 Small Biz Daily: 10 Small Business Trends 2018}

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