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No license payments lure, as open source on the rise!
Peter Dinham
Sunday, 21 June 2009 14:13
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IDC believes the net effect of the emergence of open
source enterprise applications will be one of price pressure, in
particular in the midsized segment,” and Lykkegaard says the research
firm does not expect a “religious war between an open source community
on one side and commercial proponents on the other.”IDC’s study - Open Source Enterprise Applications in Europe: Disruption Ahead? examines open source adoption in the enterprise applications market from both a demand side and a supply side, the IDC says the supply side perspective is covered by in-depth profiles of five open source application vendors in Europe, including Compiere, Openbravo, xTuple, SugarCRM, and vtiger.
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