Microsoft has created a new ‘Ready for Windows‘ directory cataloguing business-related software that’s compatible with the operating system. Aimed at business customers, the website lists apps both alphabetically and by category. Developers can submit their ‘solutions’ for consideration via a link on the site.
“The goal of the site is to provide visibility and awareness of all the solutions that work on Windows 10 today, regardless of app implementation method, to help IT pros and BDMs (business decision makers) to understand what solutions run on Windows 10, and have been endorsed by publishers,” a Microsoft spokesperson told ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley.
With software from big names like Blackberry and SalesForce as well as smaller companies, the site seems to function as both a service for Microsoft’s business customers as well as a way to evangelize for Windows 10 and recognize developers who’ve gotten on board.
Click here to submit your app. (A Microsoft account is required.)
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