The thing about changes involving a "more modern learning curve and interaction" is that it's replacing something that already worked and users knew how to use.

The thing about changes involving a "more modern learning curve and interaction" is that it's replacing something that already worked and users knew how to use. I'm quite bad for upgrading for upgrading's sake but I can understand why, of all people, traders at Bloomberg didn't want any kind of learning curve on their terminals. Yes, it's clearly better but users don't always want to change to something that does what they already do in a more modern way.