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Business Software Needs A Revolution

An anonymous reader writes "According to a Businessweek Online article, today's high-end business software is bloated, buggy, and too expensive - no surprise to those of us who have paid our bills by adding pointless features to some piece of software arbitrarily priced at $100k. Evidently, firms are now re-evaluating their software purchases, and finding that they're not working out the way the sales guys told them they would."

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  1. Re:Just goes to show... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I gess some businesses object to the part of the EULA that effectively made them say: "Thank you, sir. May I have another?"

  2. Because information wants to be free! by Thinkit3 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Trying to keep it locked up is causing all these problems. Business would greatly benefit from free and open information--it's a win-win thing.

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    -Libertarian secular transhumanist