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by tj on July 28, 2004
Jonathan Schwartz obviously has a very different position as most people on the issue of ongoing commodization in the software industry:
Via Rajesh.
"A whole host of folks like to believe the computing industry is commoditizing. I don't buy it. Some technology products are certainly becoming interchangeable (why buy WebSphere when you can deploy the J2EE Reference Implementation for free?) - but what's really commoditizing? bandwidth. Not software, not hardware, bandwidth. It's coming out of the wall in your house and office, just like a three prong outlet provides another commodity, electricity (and broadband, soon enough). "Mhh I think he's wrong and fails to reckognize the ongoing trend to use standard (mostly open source) software services. But I fully understand we he's arguing against commodization :)
Via Rajesh.
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(07/29/04 10:39am)
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