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Is your medical practice still using older versions of Windows and SQL platforms? Then, it’s time for you to sit down & have a read about the “elephant in the room” that can have major implications for your medical practice. Recently Microsoft has ended extended support for various older versions of their Windows as well as SQL platforms. These include: ·          Windows XP ·          Windows 2003 (including SBS versions) ·          Windows Vista ·          SQL Server 2005 (all variants) Microsoft is also not providing updates to technologies that may be used in Bp Premier for the following OS: ·          Windows 8 ·          Server 2008 So it is strongly recommended that you bid farewel to these retiring platforms a...

Microsoft has publicly announced January 14, 2020, as the end date for extended support, also known as End of Life (EOL), for the Windows 7 operating system. As of this date, Microsoft will no longer produce any patches or updates to address known or otherwise newly discovered issues for the Windows 7 platform. This potentially exposes users of devices with the Windows 7 operating system to vulnerabilities that could potentially be exploited by threat actors—exploits, bugs, viruses, and ransomware. So, if you’re one of the 40% of global organizations still using Windows 7 as your main operating system, we’d like to help you successfully migrate off of Windows 7. Prepare and Plan We will conduct an audit of your technology assets to determine if there are Windows 7 devices and other soon-to-be-unsupported hardware or software components in use. To migrate successfully, devices need to have a minimum hardware specification to run Windows 10 at a productive level. We’ll provi...