Death of Internet Explorer will cripple specialist apps for Denville businesses
Oct 1, 2020
Parsippany-Troy Hills, Oct 1, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Microsoft's recently announced that Internet Explorer will start to die next month - and that will cause a unique problem for a small number of Denville businesses.
The 25-year-old web browser will no longer be supported from November. And will then be killed off for good in August next year.
It only has a 1.6% market share in the US (compared to 49% for Chrome). Yet it's still critical for a small number of legacy applications.
"We've seen businesses rely on old software, which in turn relies on Internet Explorer," explained local IT support expert Jon Bova, of Bova Tech Solutions.
"Especially for manufacturing, engineering and specialist companies that use older machines powered by older software. Internet Explorer is vital to them.
"Often they use these machines every day. They're business critical. If they suddenly stop working, that's going to cause some major problems for these businesses."
Jon recommends that any Denville business relying on older machines have a full IT audit now.
And don't leave it until spring next year.
He added: "Taking action now gives these businesses a 10-month head start on any major changes they need to make. That means more options and less stress for the owners and managers."
Bova Tech Solutions was formed in 2018 and now looks after hundreds of local businesses in the Morris County area.
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