Comments on: Languishing in Obscurity http://enterprise.anotherbyte.net/2009/09/languishing-in-obscurity/ Can enterprise and transparency mix? Thu, 19 Jan 2012 16:59:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: cofiem http://enterprise.anotherbyte.net/2009/09/languishing-in-obscurity/comment-page-1/#comment-50 cofiem Wed, 16 Sep 2009 09:30:42 +0000 http://enterprise.anotherbyte.net/?p=114#comment-50 Thanks! It's one of my pet peeves that there are so many really good open source apps out there, but many are passed over for commercial offerings, just because they're free or 'didn't work when I tried it in 2002' or aren't completely polished. Thanks! It's one of my pet peeves that there are so many really good open source apps out there, but many are passed over for commercial offerings, just because they're free or 'didn't work when I tried it in 2002' or aren't completely polished.

]]> By: Haley Bradshaw http://enterprise.anotherbyte.net/2009/09/languishing-in-obscurity/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Haley Bradshaw Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:12:07 +0000 http://enterprise.anotherbyte.net/?p=114#comment-49 Hey Mark,<br><br>I liked this post. You raise many interesting points like obsurity being more troublesome for organizations than piracy. Promotion of new tools and apps is certainly a significant issue for companies and I agree that the initial uptake is critical for any new development. Interesting post!<br><br>Haley Hey Mark,

I liked this post. You raise many interesting points like obsurity being more troublesome for organizations than piracy. Promotion of new tools and apps is certainly a significant issue for companies and I agree that the initial uptake is critical for any new development. Interesting post!

Haley

]]> By: cofiem http://enterprise.anotherbyte.net/2009/09/languishing-in-obscurity/comment-page-1/#comment-28 cofiem Wed, 16 Sep 2009 03:30:42 +0000 http://enterprise.anotherbyte.net/?p=114#comment-28 Thanks! It's one of my pet peeves that there are so many really good open source apps out there, but many are passed over for commercial offerings, just because they're free or 'didn't work when I tried it in 2002' or aren't completely polished. Thanks! It's one of my pet peeves that there are so many really good open source apps out there, but many are passed over for commercial offerings, just because they're free or 'didn't work when I tried it in 2002' or aren't completely polished.

]]> By: haleybradshaw http://enterprise.anotherbyte.net/2009/09/languishing-in-obscurity/comment-page-1/#comment-26 haleybradshaw Tue, 15 Sep 2009 23:12:07 +0000 http://enterprise.anotherbyte.net/?p=114#comment-26 Hey Mark,<br><br>I liked this post. You raise many interesting points like obsurity being more troublesome for organizations than piracy. Promotion of new tools and apps is certainly a significant issue for companies and I agree that the initial uptake is critical for any new development. Interesting post!<br><br>Haley Hey Mark,

I liked this post. You raise many interesting points like obsurity being more troublesome for organizations than piracy. Promotion of new tools and apps is certainly a significant issue for companies and I agree that the initial uptake is critical for any new development. Interesting post!

Haley

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