Macintosh in BusinessThey keep telling us they have to go
Windows because that's what they use in the business world.
But a lot of businesses use the Macintosh by
choice. Businesses choose Macintosh- Apple
Macs save Australian cops A$30 million a
year, Applelinks,
10/14.
- Microsoft's
annual report -- made on
Macintosh, Salon, 10/12. "The
report seems to have been composed on a Macintosh
computer. (At least, there are references to an author's
G3 Mac and records indicating the file was created using
Word 98 for Macintosh.)"
- Why
Jesse wants an iMac, Jesse
Berst, ZDNet, 10/7. "I still don't like Apple products
very much. But increasingly, I hate Windows even
more."
- Army
web site more secure, ArmyLINK
News, 9/9 [MacFixIt].
U.S. Army switches from Windows NT to Mac OS web
server.
- PC
or Mac? Both give great
service, Roanoke Times. "We
also find that Macintosh computers last longer and retain
their value longer."
- Maine
courts Mac-based since
mid-80s, Macs Only!, 5/5
"The Maine court system continues today as essentially
Mac-based, with most of its original Mac equipment still
functioning." - Growing
internet presence, Mac
Musings, 4/30
"According to The Internet Operating System Counter, the
Mac OS and Linux are the fastest growing server operating
systems." - The
little big man on the
internet, New Media News
"We basically sold our PCs to our accountant, who wanted
them for her office, [and] I ordered Macs. They
don't crash; I don't spend any time taking care of these
guys." - Help
a school system go Mac,
MacCentral, 3/8
- AutoCAD on
Virtual PC, Paul
Smith
- iMac
as a business tool, The iMac
512
- iMac
moving into federal
government, Federal Computer
Week
Macs work on business networks
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