WinInsider quotes the results of Yankee Group survey claiming that 86% of the small and medium businesses surveyed plan or have already deployed Microsoft's Small Business Server package. Analysts surveyed 500 companies.
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Microsoft's Small Business Server enjoys 85% market share among small businesses
WinInsider quotes the results of Yankee Group survey claiming that 86% of the small and medium businesses surveyed plan or have already deployed Microsoft's Small Business Server package. Analysts surveyed 500 companies.
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