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Summary: "Enterprise" has built itself up around IE and Windows. Chrome doesn't support ActiveX and doesn't work on some sites that were poorly written and onl
by enomar 18y ago
Summary: "Enterprise" has built itself up around IE and Windows. Chrome doesn't support ActiveX and doesn't work on some sites that were poorly written and only tested on IE. Therefore, Chrome is "not ready" for enterprise.
First, I really hate this "X is not ready for Enterprise" meme. It's basically a way to push conformity on businesses. By doing what everyone else is doing you don't have to make any real choices. It's a weak strategy.
Second, the story should be "Enterprise not ready for Chrome". Writing tools and webapps that only work in one browser is not a winning strategy.