Been there, done that, got the rash to prove it.

If one of the “primary” reasons for not installing software on a network is security, then your IT contact is a fool.

If one of the “primary” reasons for not installing software is unwanted “extra network traffic” then your IT contact is a fool. How, pray-tell, are you going to facilitate a proactive service and supplies program without software?

Local devices are a money suck and should be eliminated. If your IT contact wants you to support them, he is a fool.

I know, I know, the IT guy at the University or County is an “expert” and saw Katie’s “…copier hard drives are bad, let’s all be scared…” segment on TV a bit back. HorsePuckie.

I mock those copier guys(you should too) swinging their little USB’s as an assessment tool or solution. It’s worse than Dumbo’s Magic Feather(Googl-itize it).

There.

I said it.

I meant it.

I’m here to represent it.