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Observations on Software - Markets, Technology, and Companies
Tuesday, June 4, 2002
Microsoft's latest incarnation of its long-term licensing program has already seen delayed implementation as buyers vote to take a pass. With a new signup deadline of 31 July, signups remain slow. Why so few takers? Complexity of the program, an expectation of increased costs, and a desire to keep options - such as a move to Linux - open.
Observations on Software - Markets, Technology, and Companies
Tuesday, June 4, 2002Microsoft's latest incarnation of its long-term licensing program has already seen delayed implementation as buyers vote to take a pass. With a new signup deadline of 31 July, signups remain slow. Why so few takers? Complexity of the program, an expectation of increased costs, and a desire to keep options - such as a move to Linux - open.
Microsoft Finds Upgrade Plan A Tough Sell. Wary buyers are doubtful of savings from longer contracts [TechWeb]
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