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In my point of view, if you "NEED" a new feature that is available only in a newer version, this means you have no choice but to upgrade, that you have no choice if you want the a new feature.
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Right. And "have no choice" could merely mean that the current version in use is no longer supported/available, or a client requires that you use newer software (for no particular reason).
Or that newer hardware requires a newer version.
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Yes, the "no choice" option can have several reasons, including the ones mentioned by me and you.
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Even when the most stable Windows XP is still getting so many service packs on various components bringing with it a good amount of downtime, using a new software is almost like opening up a Pandorra's box.
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my company still using windows 2000 as there server software!, at it is robust( as for now) and due to cost of upgrading it to new system
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