Re: If it isn't broken, don't fix it

If it isn't broken, don't fix it,

Sorry - I don't agree and frankly think that this philosophy is doing 

more to kill the platform than anything IBM has or hasn't done in terms of 
marketing.

Hmmm, that's a tough call.  Sure, that kind of thinking hurts us all, but 
is it really doing more damage than IBM's constant re-branding and 
lackluster sales and advertising?  I agree we should be proactive, I just 
think it hurts us less than IBM's lack of a coherent marketing effort.  =)

Another possibility that the new CIO will look at the Apps and describe 

them as old-fashioned green-screen rubbish.  Another nail in the coffin.

Yeah, that's where it hurts.  When people perceive us as lacking value to 
the organization.

We're going to ride "it ain't broken" into the System's grave!
Jon Paris

How about a new motto?  "If it ain't broken - improve it!"  =)
(which usually involves breaking it a few times...)