t; attitude is not very
pragmatic. "Sell" open source software where it is the best tool for the job,
but pick your battles.
Jason
-Original Message-
From: Alex Mandel
Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 4:25 PM
To: OSGeo Discussions
Subject: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Re: Comparision between
Julia Harrell wrote:
>
>> Have you considered whether surplused hardware from within your organization
>> could be used for some of this?
>>
>> It may not suffice for a windows server, and i did not see if you already
>> have linux boxes.
>>
>
> Surplus would work for a dev/test box, if/when yo
>
>Have you considered whether surplused hardware from within your organization
>could be used for some of this?
>
>It may not suffice for a windows server, and i did not see if you already have
>linux boxes.
>
Surplus would work for a dev/test box, if/when you can manage to get your hands
on
Hi Bill
In addition to the excellent advice others have already given you, be sure to
consider the extra hardware infrastructure that will be necessary to support
this much 3D data, on-the-fly geoprocessing, and large numbers of concurrent
users. If your client chooses an ESRI solution, it wil
