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Our Energy/Utility industry news site has: 12% IE8 11% IE9 People should always run their own numbers. It can vary quite a bit from the internet-wide average.
by eli 12y ago
Our Energy/Utility industry news site has:
12% IE8
11% IE9
People should always run their own numbers. It can vary quite a bit from the internet-wide average.
- thefreeman 12y agoPretty off topic, but why would anyone ever stay on IE9? It means you are on > XP which means you should be able to upgrade to at least 10 I believe, if not 11. Is it just a lack of permissions to upgrade the browser combined with lazy administrators?
- eli 12y agoI don't know. Nearly all the IE9 users are on Win7. If I had to guess, it's simply because upgrades are such a hassle in heavily regulated industries. (Above and beyond the typical hassles of an upgrade in any large enterprise.) I see similar numbers in Healthcare, for example, but not Education or Construction. I keep meaning to do a blog post about the tech trends in different industries.