> enterprises locked in a system Why would anyone do that? We have a super nice solution for that. It's called "site-specific browser" or SSB. It's like a bro

> enterprises locked in a system Why would anyone do that? We have a super nice solution for that. It's called "site-specific browser" or SSB. It's like a browser without address bar, which automatically opens a specific URL on start up. You can have one per intra-/extranet application and you can update them individually on a as-needed basis. You get all of the benefits of a fixed platform without any of the downsides. Well, you'll need a little bit more RAM and and a little bit more HDD space, but that really shouldn't be an issue.