...officially mainstream support for Windows 2000, both Professional and Server, ends on June 30. I don't know about your customers, but when I talked to a group of CIOs and CTOs last week in Atlanta, more than half of them were still running tens of thousands of W2K desktops.
Microsoft has also been making it clear for some time now that XP, not W2K, is going to get the lion's share of attention and improvements. For example, we now know that the security improvements in XP SP2 will not be making it into W2K.
Still, I don't know about you, but I was startled to realize just how close the end of the line is for W2K.