At Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 02:07:21PM -0400, Ross, Gregory K. wrote: > Problem with this theory is that, almost universally, businesses (and city, > state, federal governments if they are being run efficiently), are NOT > INTERESTED CONTROL of their SOFTWARE, but in MAKING A PROFIT a profit or > getting the job done in the most efficient manner. Hence, don't reinvent the > wheel when somebody else has already invested the time, money, and energy to > create a product (Microsoft, Oracle, and ESRI come to mind) that performs > the tasks you wish it to perform at an acceptable cost. Start-ups make this > mistake much more often than need be................
ESRI products do not, in my opinion, perform given their cost.. I would never recommend them to anyone interested in making a profit, or getting the job done. I certainly wouldn't use the word 'efficient' to describe any aspect of a workflow involving ESRI products...
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