Noone in my company uses IE6 besides for testing purpose. However most of us are stuck with Windows XP and this is seriously becoming annoying if not painful. Fortunately, we should start a full migration toward Windows 7 this year. Most of our servers are already running on WIndows 2008 and Windows 2008 R2.
Our main customers on the other hand, are still using XP and IE6 on many of their computers. One of them has reccurent security problems linked to how outdated is their Information System. As both their software provider and solutions consultant, we have been trying since several years to make them upgrade their system. Unfortunately some of their main IT managers are fighting our efforts with a passion. Fortunately, they are considering upgrading to Windows 7 before the end of the next year. So with some luck they will be almost up to date for 2012.
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