“There are significant objections to overcome before open-source
software can be broadly adopted across enterprises. These issues
aren’t insurmountable, but they need to be adequately addressed
before open-source can go head to head with the major proprietary
software vendors. Objections center around the following areas:
- “Support availability
- “Functional limitations of the software
- “Software license terms
- “Rapid software release cycles
- “Package road maps or future plans…”
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