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To improve its employee productivity and IT efficiency, the Instituto Nacional de Estadística Geografia e Informatica (INEGI) of Mexico is upgrading its computers to the Windows Vista Enterprise operating system. INEGI expects to reduce time spent troubleshooting computers by approximately 90 percent in many instances, and also anticipates an 80 percent reduction in deployment time versus prior operating system upgrades.

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