A decade ago, used Mac for digital work and a Windows PC with business software for different things. When on something like a business trip, I reluctantly used a single Viao.
​ ​Now Mac can be used for practically anything. That said, we are still forced to turn to Windows for accounting systems like banking and payments. Why is it still like this? I need to change this somehow.
​ ​I’m using a single PC for clerical work but it’s so slow. As my Mac uses a Solid State Drive (SSD) the PC feels really slow by comparison. One idea is, to go for an SSD within a PC, but theres nothing available thats appropriate. A simple configuration like a SSD is good, but is it too much just to use for administration? It also heard bad stories about cheap models.
​ ​So, the plan is to initialise the office MacBook Pro 500 GB SSD, install Bootcamp, run Windows 8 and then use it as the office sub-machine. It’s incredibly straightforward. Although it boots in Windows, it can be restarted as a Mac for small meetings.
​ ​My only concern is the keyboard. The command key doesn’t work, which is why I installed AppleK Pro for 10 on the advice of Suzuki Smooth. By clicking either ‘command’ or ‘space’ when starting up, you can switch between Mac or Windows which works well. We used the trial version but you can always buy the full version.

http://www.trinityworks.co.jp/software/AppleKPro1064/