In addition, Gurango said potential clients know that using open source software is a risky proposition.
Was he aware that Apache is open sourced? The remark doesn't sounds coming from an "expert".
"The software development business has strict requirements, like the capacity
of the company to deliver its goods on time, the security and stability of
the product, as well as compliance to software standards," Gurango said.
I'm wondering what "standards" was he talking about. Last time I heard, it was MS who deviated from Sun Microsystems's Java standards, and W3C's HTML standards.
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