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Thursday, December 25, 2014 2:30:58 PM
except of course MSFT CANNOT support legacy programs not compatible with MSFT's most current operation systems and especially those programs even developed on MSFT XP...which programs can no longer be supported and soon almost impossible to operate without great expense from ISO (non-Microsoft supported)
...that is where Glassware comes in...Bingo
...again Derek Smith leave...the small "facts" out...
...from the field
...compatibility still a major issue...unless you want to spend a bundle and still not get cross-platform capability
...MFST still not ubiquitous ...think BYOD and "everywhere"...
...and there is MSFT Virtual Desktops...then there is V3 and ease of administration and significant savings...
...there is Sphere3D/V3/Overland ... then there is everyone else
...that is where Glassware comes in...Bingo
...again Derek Smith leave...the small "facts" out...
...from the field
...compatibility still a major issue...unless you want to spend a bundle and still not get cross-platform capability
...MFST still not ubiquitous ...think BYOD and "everywhere"...
...and there is MSFT Virtual Desktops...then there is V3 and ease of administration and significant savings...
...there is Sphere3D/V3/Overland ... then there is everyone else
