The phrase "adopting window" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific time frame or opportunity for adopting something, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The company is currently in the adopting window for new software solutions."
Alternatives: "adoption period" or "window for adoption".
Adopting Windows may in fact help drive the XO's adoption.
"Corporations are still adopting Windows 7, so we don't think there'll be a massive adoption of Windows 8 by corporations early on," he said.
Tablet manufacturers have shown little interest in adopting Windows, leaving Microsoft out of what some of its executives had thought was a niche product.
The Finnish mobile-phone company, which has lost ground to Apple and Google in the smartphone market, is adopting Windows Phone as its primary platform for smart devices, displacing its own Symbian software.
While adopting Windows Phone didn't help Nokia's smartphone fortunes — quite the opposite, it arguably hastened Nokia's devices' demise — it was exclusively adopting Windows Phone that was the massive misstep.
To some attendees of the recent Negroponte gathering, adopting Windows sounded not like an upgrade but a compromise of OLPC's educational goals.
If the company can quickly demonstrate that consumers are adopting Windows 10 en masse, it will be easier to command developer attention.
But small and medium-sized businesses are far better off, in my opinion, of not adopting Windows 8. Their choices are just too numerous.
Adopting Windows Phone also means Nokia is now reliant on Microsoft's execution — and Redmond continues to lag behind the pace of development on the dominant smartphone platforms.
As Microsoft also noted today, this update isn't just coming from home users and small businesses – enterprises are also adopting Windows 10 faster than they did any other recent Windows update.
