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Tightening purse strings will turn many businesses on to Open Source Software
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| In January, Adobe announced 600 redundancies, citing weaker-than-expected
| demand for its Creative Suite 4. While it may be that the credit crunch has
| stopped existing users upgrading or new users from buying, I think we may be
| seeing the software bubble about to burst.
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| The software bubble occurs when software suppliers that continually introduce
| new versions find customers choose not to upgrade. Most suppliers are in a
| similar situation. Microsoft has found that many Windows users are happy to
| stick with earlier versions of Windows such as XP instead of moving to Vista.
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http://www.printweek.com/premedia/news/887485/Tightening-purse-strings-will-turn-businesses-Open-Source-Software/
Small firms can benefit from open source
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| Ahead of the first-ever Open Source Software (OSS) BarCamp event, which will
| take place on 28 March in Dublin, chief-organiser Laura Czajkowski has said
| that small-to-medium businesses have much to gain from open source, even if
| it is just to realise that there are alternatives out there.
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| “Most businesses won’t even have heard of open-source software in a context
| they think applies to them, and think that Microsoft is really all there is.
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http://www.siliconrepublic.com/news/article/12436/business/small-firms-can-benefit-from-open-source
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