Great article that hits home since I work for a company that uses Github Enterprise and Basecamp and the company bends over backward to avoid adding new users o

Great article that hits home since I work for a company that uses Github Enterprise and Basecamp and the company bends over backward to avoid adding new users on Github Enterprise while having no such concerns about Basecamp. The decision to use Github Enterprise to begin with was not, IMO, a good one (we could be paying $25/month instead of $5000/yr while having many more users and saving on admin costs too), but the IT culture is such that if they can bring something in-house, they do it (even if the cost structure results in having to stupidly limit use). But the fact that we also use Basecamp shows that if the service isn't available via the in-house model but is still useful, we will still adopt it.