ITRDN Technologies Limited said it is now time to make the move to either Windows 7 or 8, as Windows XP support has come to an end while educating users on the importance of migrating to more secured platforms.
For over a year now, Microsoft had announced it will stop supporting Windows® XP on April 8, 2014.
Mr. Agboola Toheeb, chief technical officer, ITRDN Nigeria Limited, told Nigeria CommunicationsWeek on Tuesday that, "As the world counts down toward this end-of-support deadline, ITRDN Technologies offers our customers a number of ways to complete system upgrade in a timely and well planned manner to help you enjoy a problem free migration.
"As Microsoft partner, we can help you migrate seamlessly all your windows XP based PCs to newer version of windows operating system either Win 7 or 8".
According to him, the migration plan ensures Impact assessment for user's business; risk management to prevent loss of data/IT resource and proper asset and inventory management of software, licenses & titles.
He also hinted on ITRDN offering end user training and familiarization; cost saving migration with best value and approach and little to no disruption in operation and productivity
"Whatever direction you plan to go our goal is to ensure a smooth upgrade and keep your business running," he said.
The CTO added that the migration services covers windows 7 or 8 migration and PC overhaul to get businesses ahead products and service delivery to customers.
ITRDN Shares Users Migration Plan as Microsoft's Windows XP Ends
ITRDN Technologies Limited said it is now time to make the move to either Windows 7 or 8, as Windows XP support has come to an end while educating users on the importance of migrating to more secured…
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