As we approach October 14, 2025, when Windows 10 reaches end of support, businesses face an urgent decision: stick with aging and soon vulnerable systems, or upgrade to Windows 11 and modern hardware. In this post, we’ll explore why moving to Windows 11, paired with the new Surface Pro with Copilot, is your best path to security, performance, and AI-powered productivity.
Delaying your upgrade increases security risks, hampers productivity, and leaves AI-powered advantages on the table. By moving to Windows 11 on Surface Pro with Copilot, you future-proof your environment with best-in-class security, modern collaboration tools, and AI assistance built-in.
Ready to make the switch? Contact us today to schedule a complimentary Windows 11 readiness assessment and demo of the new Surface Pro with Copilot.
Don’t wait until it’s too late! Upgrade to Windows 11 and the new Surface Pro with Copilot to future-proof your business. Attend our VIP Webinar workshop on August 19th to learn more about the benefits of Windows 11 and how Copilot can enhance your productivity. Register today and take the first step towards a secure and efficient future!
Dates: Tuesday August 19th, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM EST/10:00 AM CST – Noon EST/11:00 AM CST
Location: Webinar
Speakers: Sikich AI experts Jon Cole and Dustin Miller
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