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Anyone who has worked in IT for more than 15 minutes – especially in decent-sized environments where there's a level of rigor and control – can tell you that upgrades are a pain in the TCP socket. Even when the upgrades themselves are easy, the process of getting them approved and completed in production is not. There's the testing (which must be… Show more
Leon Adato 
(to jkump) 15 hours ago (Show moreShow less)
(to jkump) 15 hours ago (Show moreShow less)I think all of us old... I mean "weathered" IT folks sometimes fall into the trap of "if it ain't broke, don't upgrade it" because we'd been burned in the past. That bad experience may not even have been with THIS software (or vendor), but we still feel skittish about the whole affair. As piankiller411 mentions a little further down, "free"…
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