IT decision-makers give the server operating system a qualified thumbs up and plan to move to it as part of the normal server refresh cycle, which typically ranges from three to five years.
It may look like Windows Vista. It shares the same code base as Vista. It even rolls in Vista’s first Service Pack. But in terms of customer adoption plans, Windows Server 2008 is no Vista.

A new Computerworld survey shows that 63 per cent of the 403 respondents plan to adopt Microsoft’s new server operating system.

This contrasts with the intention of some IT organizations to skip Vista entirely and move directly to Windows 7 on the desktop.

Source: www.itbusiness.ca

Really thats good News...Small Businesses and Large Enterprise are ready to move Windows Server 2008, but I want to clear one thing; Windows Server 2008 and Vista SP1 has same code base...but people find Windows Server 2008 performs better than Vista becoz....most of services are disabled and rich digital entertaiment is not a part of Windows Server OSs...to take full advantage of Windwos Experience....we must move to Windows Client OSs.

Vishal Gupta wrote ^^ I agree. WIndows Server 2008 is a little faster than Vista because of no DRM and most of eye candies are disabled by default.

server 2008 is specifically targeted buisness people

and vista targeted home users...so buisness people wud go 4 server only....