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> Eterprises don't care that much about code. And if they do, business continuity clauses may alleviate most of their closed source concerns. After all, how man
by jorlow 3y ago
> Eterprises don't care that much about code. And if they do, business continuity clauses may alleviate most of their closed source concerns. After all, how many financial firms switched to OpenOffice Calc from Excel?
This is true of tools like excel, but for things like server infrastructure (at least in big tech companies) they are very hesitant to put something into production without at least source code access (much preferring being able to compile it themselves).
- pjmlp 3y agoEvery day companies put stuff in production on iOS, macOS, watchOS, Windows, SQL Server, Oracle, INTEGRITY OS, AEM, SAP, Sitecore, and a myriad of closed source enterprise products.