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But not one of these offerings was clearly head of the class in all fields.
Why would you devote yourself to writing a piece of software and giving it away? For Trish Lynch, the answer was simple.
Launches new division to market company's analytical software in tandem with services.
The 3 million programmers using Microsoft's Visual Basic language make up one of the largest and most cohesive developer communities in existence, but some of them now are up for grabs.
The open source success stories, such as Apache and Linux, are well-known, but the tale doesn't necessarily end there.
After targeting the software market, Primix has pegged its Internet-services hopes on a vertical-market strategy.
Novell plans to give its eDirectory technology away for free. CEO Eric Schmidt said developers, hardware makers and software companies could make use of eDirectory.
Good ideas and chutzpah go a long way in the game of survival.
In what it's characterizing as a first move toward offering customers the ability to license software as a service, Microsoft Corp. last week added a subscription licensing capability to its stable of volume licensing options.
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