Business users shunning 'pure' Windows 10 for downgrade version
Enterprise users want more time to get used to new OS, claims analyst Context
The downgradable version of Windows 10 has been adopted much quicker than the "pure" version in the business sector, according to Context, which claims more than half of all Windows business shipments...
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