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Right, part of their problem is that they're demanding the wrong thing. Instead of demanding a high degree of stability from one vendor, they should be demandin
by ef4 11y ago
Right, part of their problem is that they're demanding the wrong thing. Instead of demanding a high degree of stability from one vendor, they should be demanding open standards and real interoperability, so their eggs aren't all in one obsolete basket.
- meatysnapper 11y agoWrong. This is like saying we should demand only a small degree of reliability from airplane wings, but we should make them easily replaceable. I don't think their insurers would like that. When medical records start getting lost/exposed because of small outages or vendor changes, the Feds will come down very hard.
- ef4 11y agoI didn't want to imply software that's not stable. I was replying to the point about wanting a big stable company to purchase from.