Oliver Goldman wanted to make sure you knew that and I agree. As he says, right now, in AIR 1.0, you can make your application enterprise-ready and deployable in a number of ways:

-You can deploy AIR and AIR-based applications via enterprise deployment tools like Microsoft SMS and IBM Tivoli,

-You can disable auto-update of both AIR and AIR-based applications, and

-You can configure which applications, if any, AIR will permit to be installed

The last two are biggies that we haven’t done a good enough job of getting the word out on. You can customize what can or can’t be installed in AIR. Just want your enterprise app to be installed without opening up access to other AIR apps? Done and done. So enterprise it up AIR developers.

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4. Adobe at SAP TechEd
5. CNet on Adobe as a “Microsoft Killer”