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Tim Bray: ... IBM is doing very nicely by OSS, but not by selling middleware or mainframes; ... The big winner is Global Services, which can charge the big bucks for deploying systems and not have to compete with software license charges for the buyer’s buck. Basically, IBM learned the lesson that Eric Raymond ably outlined in The Magic Cauldron, that the software biz is (at least in part) naturally about services, not manufacturing.
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© Copyright 2004 Guido Casper.
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