Partner Support for Windows Vista Release Candidate 1 Partners are enthusiastic about Windows Vista Release Candidate 1.

"The launch of Microsoft Windows Vista comes at a time when demand for new business processes and initiatives is requiring that customers increasingly rely on and leverage their valuable mainframe assets," said Randy Robinson, senior vice president of products and marketing at Attachmate. "Attachmate is committed to delivering products that allow customers to take full advantage of the expanded functionality in Windows Vista to streamline emulation projects and increase business productivity."

"Autodesk has worked closely with Microsoft through the development of Windows Vista," said Ashok Gadangi, AutoCAD chief software architect at Autodesk. "Our internal tests give us confidence that Windows Vista will offer a highly stable and feature-complete platform that will bring our customers' 2-D and 3-D designs to life. Receiving RC1 is another important milestone on the way to making this happen, and we look forward to testing it."

"BMC Software is readying BMC's Closed Loop Client management solutions, including the BMC(R) Configuration Manager for Clients, for the upcoming migration to Windows Vista," said Dan Hoffmann, director of business development at BMC. "BMC's Closed Loop Client Management solutions are designed to automate all aspects of client management including deployment, software license compliance, and user provisioning. Further, our customers expect BMC's solutions to be ready for Windows Vista and to provide functionality to help them with migration issues. We have worked continuously with Microsoft during the Windows Vista beta program so our customers can quickly and easily take advantage of Windows Vista's smoother and more rapid deployment and enhanced security."

"Our close work with Microsoft has helped assure us that D-Link's home networking products, including wireless routers, IP cameras and multimedia products, will be Windows Vista-ready and certified," said Brian Larsen, associate vice president of product development at D-Link. "We are particularly excited for the release of RC1 of Windows Vista, as it's one step closer to the launch of the operating system and our Windows Vista-ready networking products that will make it easier for customers to realize the full potential of their home networks."

"Logitech is testing Windows Vista RC1 now and has found that the robustness, speed and stability of the build can help us achieve our goal of delivering products that enhance the experience of using Windows Vista," said Dale Pistilli, product director responsible for Windows Vista at Logitech. "We have designed a portfolio of keyboards, mice, game controllers, headsets and webcams that make it easy to access special Windows Vista features. These products are also designed to complement the visual appeal of Microsoft's next-generation PC environment."

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