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from my experience it's a mix of legacy hangover, and needing legal/privacy approval to switch
by willsmith72 2y ago
from my experience it's a mix of legacy hangover, and needing legal/privacy approval to switch
- ksd482 2y agoYes, that's at least part of it. I work for the government and we pay huge amount of fees to licensed software which can be completely replaced with open source ones. We aren't using most of the features we pay for. And, we don't even need any of the paid features. It's just a lot of inertia, red-tape, legacy code and lack of understanding by the leadership.