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I think that Vista is a great operating system, but third-party support will take time; Rosado said that for small businesses, security features and improved remote management function is to upgrade as soon as possible reasons for them. He said that for small businesses, I recommend them to upgrade. For some enterprises of early customers, Microsoft on Monday announced a partnership with CompUSA. Under the deal, want 5 or more servings of Vista and Office Small Business 2007 license business according to Microsofts Open Value or Open Business licensing plan to purchase a copy of need. However, customers need to download from Microsofts Web site software code. Rosado said that the compatibility issues the company to take advantage of Microsofts Virtual Server and Virtual PC product to run in Vista, Windows XP. He said that one advantage of running Vista, remote management will be more simple. Microsoft will own the experience of deploying Vista to deploy Vista as an example. In an interview this week to accept News.com, Microsofts director of information technology, said Ron Markezich, Microsoft is currently running about 6 million units of PC Vista, the next 60 days, this figure will grow to 9 million units.