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Mar 27, 2008, 14 :15 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (3357 reads)

(Other stories by Karen D. Schwartz)

"Open source has it all over traditional software when it comes to cost, flexibility and freedom from vendor lock-in. According to a new study from Northbridge Venture Partners on the future of open source, released on March 25 in conjunction with the Open Source Business Conference, those were the top three factors that make open source attractive.

"The annual survey--which included input from OSBC attendees and customers from Ingres, Sun Microsystems, SugarCRM, Ubuntu and Acquia--aims to examine the future direction and current position of open source in the marketplace..."

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How do you, paying a forever-subscriptio ...   freedom from vendor lock-in.?   
GH
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Don't get too up in arms over the ar ...   Re: freedom from vendor lock-in.?   
Tony OBryan
Mar 27, 2008, 17:48:04
 
> Don't get too up in arms over the  ...   Re: Re: freedom from vendor lock-in.?   
GH
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