The server version completely supports DOS and all varieties of Windows clients and servers. Microsoft uses every bit of their considerable influence over the magazines to assure this continues. If a workstation dies, another can just be put in place, connected to the network, and become fully configured in just a few minutes. Consequently, this market segment has become largely self supporting and increasingly self promoting. Papyrus, the most productive light Desktop Publisher and Word Processor available for any platform as become available in English.
More native software continues to be developed, in fact, it seems to have accelerated.
Another advantage is your employees won't be continuously messing up their machines like they do with Windows. We at Automation Access needed to migrate from Digital Research's multiuser DOS, and expected to use the soon to be released Windows95 from Microsoft. We can spend our time trying to keep our Client's Win95 computers working, not our own. IBM's version is simply implemented a lot better than Microsoft's version. Among the advanced features of Warp Server 5.0 is a journaling filesystem.