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User forum warns users to prepare for NT 5

By Polly Raymond

Published: 15 July 1998 15:34 GMT

IT directors must start preparing to upgrade to Windows NT 5 now, according to Dr Simon Moores, chairman of the Windows NT forum.

But he added that only a handful of companies are beginning preparations because they're tackling more pressing IT issues.

Dr Moores went on to recommend products which allow network managers access to NT 4 domain settings centrally as the most painless way to upgrade to NT 5.

Peapod Group has released a product which it claims is the first migration software package available for the NT environment.

The company warned that leaving migration work until the last minute could be very time-consuming and expensive, taking around one hour per desktop.

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