Norman,
What type of shop do you run or work at, and where are you located?
It'd be great to get more user/adopter/designer/developer user stories
out there by way of interview/ustream/youtube. There's been a lot of
FUD put out there by the PHP-ers of the world about how difficult Plone
was
On 2009-12-08, at 11:33 PM, Alexander Limi wrote:
> Also, TCO usually means "we couldn't find any other way to justify the cost
> of our product, and we're taking a beating in the market right now, so we
> made up* this totally arbitrary calculation that shows our competitor as
> being harder t
Also, TCO usually means "we couldn't find any other way to justify the cost
of our product, and we're taking a beating in the market right now, so we
made up* this totally arbitrary calculation that shows our competitor as
being harder to use / weird to set up / too communist."
* aka. "paid a comp
Virginia,
I had mentioned this Sharepoint cost calculator link when adding to
Francesco's blog post comparing Plone and Sharepoint too. Besides the
cost factor, it couldn't hurt you to re-read his (two-part?) blog post
regarding the Plone vs. Sharepoint comparison.
http://francescociriaci.w
i don't know about Reddot or Teamsite, but the Sharepoint calculator can be
used to determine the total cost of ownership if you have to buy all the
user licenses and software licenses for the other dependent Microsoft
products.
http://community.bamboosolutions.com/blogs/sharepoint-price-calculator
Hi,
Does anyone have any documentation about total cost of ownership or general
cost comparisons between deploying Plone, Sharepoint, Teamsite,, RedDot or
any other proprietary enterprise solution?
Thanks Virginia
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Virginia Choy
Business Development Manager
