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:SearchEnterpriseLinux: Golden's Rules: Set Your Evaluation Bar by OSS
SearchEnterpriseLinux: Golden's Rules: Set Your Evaluation Bar by OSS
Sep 29, 2004, 04 :00 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (5568 reads)

(Other stories by Bernard Golden)

"Too many discussions of open source are carried on as if open source and commercial software belong to two different universes, and that an organization's choice must be either all open source or all commercial. Many times the decision to use open source is portrayed by open source skeptics as driven by ideology or a bias against commercial software products in general. In economic terms, this perspective is based on a belief that open source products and commercial products are not substitutable goods; in other words, that you can't use one or the other for the same purpose.

"I believe that these rationales for using or not using open source are wrong. IT shops should choose the tool that best addresses their organizations' needs rather than being biased toward one type of product based on belief or prejudice..."

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I have though it out for years now and h ...   Free Software   
drews Roberts
Sep 29, 2004, 11:36:04
 
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