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I’d put oracle in that boat too. Actually, I think it would be hard to find an enterprise software vendor who wouldn’t want to include extra functionality in t
by apapli 8y ago
I’d put oracle in that boat too.
Actually, I think it would be hard to find an enterprise software vendor who wouldn’t want to include extra functionality in their premium SKUs as a way to further differentiate them and encourage up-sell.
- franga2000 8y agoExtra functionality yes, but not a security feature. I'd understand making WSL or PowerShell a >= Pro feature, but something that is designed to secure users from malicious applications. That should be included with even the lowest SKU that can run win32 (its sad that this last qualifier is even required).
- TeMPOraL 8y agoThat's OK when you put enterprise features in enterprise versions. A regular user doesn't need to be able to run SharePoint, but they might want to get proper sandboxing of regular software.