| Misconception:
FOSS applications cost nothing. Reality: Vendors do sell open source applications. While these systems may ultimately present cost savings, much depends on maintenance, implementation, and other cost factors. |
Misconception: FOSS applications are too risky for mission critical uses.
Reality: Open source software is relied upon for mission-critical servers, enterprise applications, and embedded devices. |
Misconception: FOSS isn't ready for the enterprise.
Reality: In fact, there is a growing segment of enterprise applications that are free and open source software. Some mature applications are visible in TEC's evaluation centers. |
Misconception: There's nobody to call when you have a problem.
Reality: Most companies providing FOSS applications model their businesses around providing support, implementation, and customization services. |
Monday, May 9, 2011
Common misconceptions about FOSS applications
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