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		<title>By: GarretMott</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Good topic! 

 Problem is, if this is a corporation, some middle manager will be making the &quot;decision&quot;.  That means that nothing will be done until it&#039;s an absolute emergency, when he&#039;ll buy the most expensive software available &amp; discover 3 months (&amp; hundreds of consulting hours) later that it won&#039;t do what they need done.

He&#039;ll then blame it on the software industry as a whole &amp; never consider any option other than Microsoft....]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good topic! </p>
<p> Problem is, if this is a corporation, some middle manager will be making the &#8220;decision&#8221;.  That means that nothing will be done until it&#8217;s an absolute emergency, when he&#8217;ll buy the most expensive software available &amp; discover 3 months (&amp; hundreds of consulting hours) later that it won&#8217;t do what they need done.</p>
<p>He&#8217;ll then blame it on the software industry as a whole &amp; never consider any option other than Microsoft&#8230;.</p>
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