This is probably 50% of the game which makes Microsoft money with the Enterprise.
You're thinking of the Consumer market.
This is probably 50% of the game which makes Microsoft money with the Enterprise.
You're thinking of the Consumer market.
the life would so much happier without all that enterprise software crap that works only on IE. "Works only with IE" is like a hallmark of usability/quality/performance one can expect from the hallmarked application. And is not just correlation, it is usually a strong causation as the real reason behind it is that the application was most probably produced by mediocre at best team using some enterprise framework treated like a black box.
>This is probably 50% of the game which makes Microsoft money with the Enterprise.
absolutely. I'm always fascinated by how user-candy MS ecosystem looks to an Enterprise on the first date (vs. say Linux) and how bad things become almost immediately once they move in together.