Why the NHS can’t get its browser act together

Finally the main stream media in the UK is paying attention to a problem that I have been rattling on about for 8 years – large organisations IT departments are not upgrading browsers. It is not only a major security issue, but is halting the progress of the web. Imagine if in 2000 you were using a browser from 1990 – were there even browsers in 1990? Before my e-time.

Organisational inertia means we’re saddled with an ageing, vulnerable browser across our hospitals and key government departments. That’s not good

via Why the NHS can’t get its browser act together  Technology | guardian.co.uk.

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One Response to “Why the NHS can’t get its browser act together”

  1. Apothecary Jobs Says:
    June 29th, 2010 at 8:50 am

    hi, this is too good have been rattling on about 6 yrars.
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