After spending millions writing applications for IE6, why would our IT department spend more millions rewriting them for IE7, then more for IE8, and so on?
There's no upside here, just cost. When IE6 came out, Microsoft put a lot of work into making it the only Web standard that counts. And it is. If they can't keep their later browsers compliant with their own standard, that's their problem. In the real world, IE6 works -- and if it ain't broke, don't replace it with something that is.
Discussion on:
Message 13 of 1
IBM Sponsored Resources
Resources from our Sponsor
- Oracle Exadata vs IBM: Netezza Compared
- Forrester TEI Report
- CIA Whitepaper
- Harnessing the Power of Advanced Analytics
- Tapping into Unleashed Business Potential with Advanced Analytics
- Unlock Analytic Performance with Revolution R for Enterprise and IBM: Netezza Data Warehouse Appliance
The best of ZDNet, delivered
ZDNet Newsletters
Get the best of ZDNet delivered straight to your inbox
