Can somebody tell me why the whole world has not tossed out the Winsmell architecture and replaced every desktop with a tasty new SunRay client?
It's like watching people suffer from a deadly illness while we hold out the cure with an open hand as they pass by.
They seem to rather die than take the medicine. The software is available for the asking. The only way we can make this medicine easier to take would be to deliver the DVD's unsolicited to each and every person in America, very much like AOL.
I DO NOT believe everyone trying to manage a bunch of PC's is stupid. That would be too easy.
I DO believe we are not shouting loud enough for people to hear us and they simply do not know that we have the cure. Even if I'm wrong, and managers are making well-informed decisions to avoid using SunRay clients in their enterprise, it must mean that we're doing something wrong.
So what is the hold up? Why don't we see millions of PC's getting replaced with SunRay clients?
It's like watching people suffer from a deadly illness while we hold out the cure with an open hand as they pass by.
They seem to rather die than take the medicine. The software is available for the asking. The only way we can make this medicine easier to take would be to deliver the DVD's unsolicited to each and every person in America, very much like AOL.
I DO NOT believe everyone trying to manage a bunch of PC's is stupid. That would be too easy.
I DO believe we are not shouting loud enough for people to hear us and they simply do not know that we have the cure. Even if I'm wrong, and managers are making well-informed decisions to avoid using SunRay clients in their enterprise, it must mean that we're doing something wrong.
So what is the hold up? Why don't we see millions of PC's getting replaced with SunRay clients?
Posted by Marco on June 10, 2006 at 04:07 AM PDT #
Posted by Craig A. Betts on June 17, 2006 at 09:18 AM PDT #