GoLive

The first-ever IT Software Hit List ranking has officially gone live today.
However, the launch didn’t have the best start. A post announcing the event in one of the Facebook tech groups was rejected, while in another group, it remained pending approval – which never came. The admin likely didn’t even see it.
Despite these challenges, the IT Software Hit List is alive and has already gathered a few votes.
We invite you to join the fun – cast your vote and be part of the ultimate ranking of legendary IT

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