That's why I think you can often get better industry-oriented
service if you deal with one of the channel partners. Many of us are
actually using MapInfo to make a living as well as selling it, and
if you find one doing the same kind of work you need to do, you also
get real, live in-the-workplace experience as well. The prices are
usually the same (unless you're making a large order, then there's
all sorts of arrangements that can be made), so there's really no
special financial reason why you shouldn't try one of the partners.
Experience counts for something, I should hope.
- Bill Thoen
(a MapInfo Partner with some experience)
Michael Branagan wrote:
> numbers, # users, etc., etc. etc. etc. etc.etc. MI left me with
> the
> impression that either they wanted me to do their job for them or
> they
> were not interested in EPA (and the cascading results (state and
> local
> govt and consultants) of EPA switching to MI). ESRI is STILL the
> EPA
> standard today. Too bad.
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