Are you aware of which Microsoft products are reaching end of support in 2019? If not, get an overview here and then download our handy, printable, monthly view of which products need to be on your radar.
2019 seems to be shaping up to be a busy and exciting year! One initiative that we are focused on is supporting our clients in their transition to Windows 10 and the new process of staying current on a supported branch.
(If the previous statement made you scratch your head, read this.)
While the end of Windows 7 is now less than a year away, January 14, 2020 that is not the only Microsoft product that should be on your radar. There are a number of Microsoft products and service packs that are reaching end of support and a handful more that are moving from mainstream to Extended Support in 2019.
To help make sure none of our customers get caught in a difficult position with unsupported software, we have created a master calendar with a monthly view of all products reaching end of support including a few big ones like:
In all there are over 60 products on the list that you should be making sure you have a plan for, if a version you use is currently deployed in your environment. If you need help, or have any questions about your options, give our team a call.
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