[NTLUG:Discuss] Surprising Gartner Group article
greenglow484@juno.com
greenglow484 at juno.com
Mon May 22 11:58:21 CDT 2000
Probably this is old news to at least some people; I just discovered it
last night.
Gartner Group, the pro-Micro$oft apologists, published a piece on OSS
which is mildly favorable, as opposed to their usual anti-Linux stance.
When I saw it, I was pretty surprised. Their title is: "Debunking
Open-Source Myths: Development and Support".
It's at (or, at least it was there last night):
http://gartner3.gartnerweb.com/public/static/hotc/hc00088469.html
Their conclusion, in part:
"Bottom Line:...the availability of the source code and the requirement
to share modifications promote longer-term viability...and discourage
Balkanization. We recommend that IS organizations that currently exclude
all OSS from their acquisition plans should reexamine this policy."
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Douglas D. Darnold Principal/ Attorney
LAW OFFICES OF DOUGLAS D. DARNOLD <greenglow484 at juno.com>
P. O. Box 12461 Dallas Texas 75225-0461 Voice: 214-368-0068
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