If they're observing any sort of rational hardware lifecycle, yes. You don't have to cut the entire enterprise over all at once, you can phase Win11 in with an equipment refresh. Most companies will cycle desktops every four years, some stretch it to five. Laptops are usually on a shorter cycle just because they're typically abused a bit more while traveling.
If we presume the most recent two years of purchases should be compatible, this would mean the remaining folks who are currently using an older machine may only have to wait until 2024 (for a company stretching to a five year cycle.) That seems an eternity, but in business terms, that's just the lifecycle of a piece of equipment
Shit man, there are still companies today on Win7 because they waited that long to get off WinXP.
