So you can pay for easily managed software, or you can pay for an "expert" to bang his/her head against the wall with a clunky solution.
One of these scenarios provides your enterprise with the industry standard word processor... It's a no-brainer.
WiFi isn't the first signal you've found floating about your apartment. Working by that yardstick, you own all the content that floats through on FM radio too... Which is patently untrue.
Are you paying installments on furniture or a telly or anything else? They're not legally yours either.
People are balking at Vista because they're relatively happy with XP. Those people aren't going to balk at Linux?!
Sorry, but this isn't the gap in the market you've been hoping for.
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So you can pay for easily managed software, or you can pay for an "expert" to bang his/her head against the wall with a clunky solution. One of these scenarios provides your enterprise with the industry standard word processor... It's a no-brainer.
WiFi isn't the first signal you've found floating about your apartment. Working by that yardstick, you own all the content that floats through on FM radio too... Which is patently untrue. Are you paying installments on furniture or a telly or anything else? They're not legally yours either.
Ironic considering the artist has given shit enough to draw a comic about it!
People are balking at Vista because they're relatively happy with XP. Those people aren't going to balk at Linux?! Sorry, but this isn't the gap in the market you've been hoping for.