No Rolling Stones theme music this time, though users frustrated with ineradicable security holes in Windows XP could have made the case for “19th Nervous Breakdown” or “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.”
While most businesses are taking a wait-and-see attitude about migrating, sooner or later, they’ll make the move. Within two years, Vista will have made significant inroads against XP on business desktops and laptops, and in the home, Vista will dominate. Many Windows users will also upgrade to Office 2007, the latest release of Microsoft’s four horsemen, Word, Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint. What does this inexorable Vista and Office creep mean for electronic data discovery and the nerdy little corner of EDD called computer forensics? Only time will tell, but dramatic changes are in store.
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