Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 17th Jul 2005 14:21 UTC
Despite Microsoft's claims that its .Net platform is sprouting its own ecosystem and is undergoing substantial adoption in the industry, some say the adoption of open-source opportunities appear to outpace .Net.
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2005-07-06
Small companies need as little technology as possible. That really is the secret. Technology simply doesn't work worth a darn. The term "ROI" doesn't even make sense when it comes to technology.
Well, actually this is first time I hear small business don't need technology and instead they need as few as possible. ;-)
I find this highly questionable. If I'm allowed to tell my experience (are you speaking about your experience or just about your thoughts?), I agree with that guy about .NET. We were able to finish off projects in fractions of them time we used to.
And it's not that we haven't checked Java, of course...