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Why Free Software is Good for Enterprise [LinuxGuru]
May 13, 2002

In an article at LinuxGuru.net, teen website editor Steven Barnhart takes a stab at identifying some of the key advantages of using Free Software in an enterprise environment. Barnhart writes . . .

"When running a business its very important to please your customers. Today many companies are using different types of software with computers to not only make their job easier but the customers as well. The software needs to be efficient in its tasks, have the least amount of vulnerabilities, and be "open", meaning to not have many restrictions for the use of the software. Free software is all of these things plus much more."

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