> -----Original Message----- > From: Greg Sevart > > You clearly have not ever worked in a formal IT department in > a corporate > environment. Frankly, if corporate executive management knew it was > possible, they'd have us implement software restriction > policies to only > allow Outlook, Excel, Word, Project, and Internet Explorer to > run in the > first place. > > Greg
Greg, While I completely agree with your point of view, job description, and the necessity for control, this argument seems to go back to the days of mainframe IT control versus the use of an non-networked Apple II on an individual's desktop. It is a Corporate vs. Creative argument. Neither side is ever going to win the argument because they have opposite goals. Too bad we can't devise a way for both to co-exist in the corporate environment. JMHO. Jim Maki [EMAIL PROTECTED] P.S. Can we run Access or Powerpoint? :)
