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2007 was a great year for Apple in the business world. The 2007 market share results for Mac OS X showed that in businesses, Mac OS X usage tripled to 4.2%, just over 2% lower than Vista, at 6.3%.
Windows XP declined during the same period, and it seems a shame that Apple doesn’t capitalize on the Windows Vista fiasco. Joe Wilcox at Apple Watch notes that Apple’s business advertising is totally non-existent. And Apple has a lot working against them. Windows PCs have long been the “Business Machine.” Most people assume that integrating Macs into the workplace will cause nightmares with compatibility, and there will have to be separate networks for Macs and PCs. The list goes on and on. It’s hard to imagine how Apple could extend it’s hip branding to business enterprise solutions, but they can think of something, and it’s a shame not to see them capitalizing.
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The problem is that Apple’s integration into Active Directory domains really sucks. There is no real reason why they can’t fix it. They rely on the same open source software that power Samba, and Linux boxes can be made to seamlessly integrate into Active Directory domains.
Apple is intentionally sabotaging the business market because they do not want to be in it.
on April 19, 2008 at 06:41 PM - LINK