The main issue for my point of view is the lack of continuity on some projects and besides even we offer work force to accelerate development, still project guide lines are missing.
At the end we just end up developing a software solution from scratch there is a lot of methods to create software and without standards is very hard.
Another thing is the rule change i.e. Sugarcrm which started as opensource then move forward to "Community" an commercial versions.
From my point of view as opensource users, evangelist and so on will be best to join companies and enthusiast under a common name, maybe using Ubuntu schema, who knows!!!
From my end am using only opensource operating systems such as Fedora, Centos and some cases Ubuntu, we were unable to make the SaS model with opensource applications.
The main issue for my point of view is the lack of continuity on some projects and besides even we offer work force to accelerate development, still project guide lines are missing.
At the end we just end up developing a software solution from scratch there is a lot of methods to create software and without standards is very hard.
Another thing is the rule change i.e. Sugarcrm which started as opensource then move forward to "Community" an commercial versions.
From my point of view as opensource users, evangelist and so on will be best to join companies and enthusiast under a common name, maybe using Ubuntu schema, who knows!!!
From my end am using only opensource operating systems such as Fedora, Centos and some cases Ubuntu, we were unable to make the SaS model with opensource applications.
Thank you.