Choose to move to Windows 10


Modern devices are optimised for the best possible Windows 10 experience


With Windows 10, it’s estimated that security events requiring IT remediation are reduced or avoided by 33%¹.


The most security protection, built in


Small businesses are targeted by cyber criminals because their infrastructure can be less secure. More than 50% of small businesses have suffered a data breach or cyberattack2.


Windows 10 devices have up to 2.5x better performance3 and up to 3x longer battery life4 than a 5-year-old PC.


Get more done


A Windows 10 device has a startup that’s on average up to 28% faster than Windows 75 and 65% faster at multi- tasking6.


Integrates easily with existing infrastructure


Windows 10 is compatible with 99% of Windows 7 apps2. Windows 10 Pro devices are compatible with most peripherals, both wired and wireless. Check out readyforwindows.com to see how your apps are compatible with Windows 10.


IT administrators estimate up to 20% reduction in IT management time with Windows 10 Pro.


Why refresh?


• Regular Windows 10 security updates mean your IT team have more time to concentrate on business critical tasks


• PCs older than 4 years can potentially cost 1.5x more in repairs, upgrading now could save you money in the long run


• You can run more apps simultaneously with no effect on performance, increasing employee productivity and success


1. Forrester, Total Economic Impact of Microsoft Windows 10 2. Ponemon; 2016 State of Cybersecurity in SMB (USA); Canadian Chamber of Commerce, An Analysis of the Adoption of Internet-based Technology, February 2017


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