• Visual changes have traditionally been the most noticeable updates in new versions of Windows, and Windows 11 follows that tradition. The UI has a sleek new appearance to it, with a reorganised start menu and a more modern taskbar.
• While these cosmetic alterations are appealing, they aren't the most important consideration. The Windows underpinnings that aren't as evident can have a significantly bigger impact on your day-to-day work and overall business efficiency.
• Backward compatibility is one of the reasons why so many organisations use Windows. Microsoft makes a concerted effort to ensure that the great majority of applications runs smoothly on new OS versions.
• Having said that, there are always a few apps that aren't compatible with a new version. Whether you're using one of those apps, it doesn't matter if the bulk of them work perfectly; if you upgrade, you'll be in trouble.

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