Microsoft Launch Windows 10 App Compatibility Resource for ISVs
News|by Leanne Bevan|10 June 2016
Microsoft has launched Ready for Windows, a new website to enable Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) to broadcast their applications’ compatibility with Windows 10. This allows business customers to check and make sure that the apps they use are certified to run on Windows 10, and gives ISVs the chance to generate more visability of their apps to the market.
Windows 10 is active on over 300 million devices, so there is lots of opportunity.
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