A common question organizations need to answer is what the business value of Windows Vista is to them and what benefits an organization will see in deploying it as the primary operating system. Several organizations have started large‐scale deployments and others are fully deployed. So what inspired these organizations to make the leap from the Windows® XP or Windows 2000 operating systems to Windows Vista?
In this article we will focus on one of the key reasons why organizations are deploying Windows Vista: configuration management. There are many advantages Windows Vista brings to configuration management, and ultimately you can use Windows Vista to achieve more administrative control by ensuring standardization across your desktops. For many organizations, the ability to maintain a known state and fend off undesirable changes is more than enough reason to migrate to Windows Vista.
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