On Thursday 03 April 2003 03:53 pm, Miguel de Leon wrote:
> not really, a "quick fix" solution has always been attractive to consumers.
> deployment time is always a factor in project proposals and project
> management (especially when you're pitching it to suits that aren't
> tech-savvy or are exposed to only one type of vendor). :(
There are also times when the company's old web server has been cracked, and
they want to install a new, hardened server in the fastest time possible so
that their web service will be up as soon as possible. Companies that rely on
web services extensively to interact with suppliers and buyers for their
daily uptake will appreciate a quick solution.
mikol
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