Migrating operating system (OS) is never straightforward, particularly when it comes to the server. Such is the scale of change that IT managers can often avoid upgrades, due to fears of rising complexities and costs. However, technology chiefs must be proactive. There are five key elements that IT managers should consider during an OS server migration to a new platform, such as Microsoft Windows Server 2016.
Mark Samuels
Mark Samuels is a business journalist specialising in IT leadership issues. Formerly editor at CIO Connect and features editor of Computing, he has written for various organisations, including the Economist Intelligence Unit, Guardian Government Computing and Times Higher Education. Mark is also a contributor for CloudPro, ZDNetUK, TechRepublic, ITPro, Computer Weekly, CBR, Financial Director, Accountancy Age, Educause, Inform and CIONET. Mark has extensive experience in writing on the topic of how CIO’s use and adopt technology in business.
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