Chief Executives of 150 Top Corporations Indirectly Ask for Macs and Mac OS X

According to this AP article,

The complaints by the Business Roundtable, a trade group for executives of 150 of America's largest corporations, reflect exasperation by companies over the expense and hassle of keeping their computer networks safe for consumers. The group cites estimates from the nation's banks and savings institutions that attacks by viruses and worms cost that industry more than $1 billion a year.

Of course, they are talking about Windows and software that runs on Winows. They really only have themselves to blame for going along with the wrong choices made by their IT departments. [Dana Baggett]