Saurabh Nanda wrote:
The same logic may apply if someone is so touchy about ATM software --
which IMHO is highly unlikely.
I would be quite touchy about ATM software, if the guy who came after
me, managed to withdraw cash from my account since the s/w had issues.
Google for 'windows atm
Second, I
do not produce alternative solutions for running ATMs. If I did, I
would in fact want to work with a bank that ran it ATMs on my platform.
Huh again?
There are other ATM OSes, but the Microsoft based ones are more popular
,current and featured.
Now would you as an
On Dec 13, 2007 10:15 AM, Sandip Bhattacharya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vikas Rawal wrote:
After all, in principle, they could go to another vendor who will
host their website on their platform!!
Would you stop using banks because their ATMs are based on Windows?
It is obviously an
Vikas Rawal wrote:
It is obviously an incorrect analogy. First, you are comparing
decision-making of a corporation with that of an individual. Second, I
do not produce alternative solutions for running ATMs. If I did, I
would in fact want to work with a bank that ran it ATMs on my platform.
After all, in principle, they could go to another vendor who will
host their website on their platform!!
its about a service, not a religion.
I don't understand. But it does not bother me too much.
I call it quits here.
Vikas
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After all, in principle, they could go to another vendor who will
host their website on their platform!!
Would you stop using banks because their ATMs are based on Windows?
It is obviously an incorrect analogy. First, you are comparing
decision-making of a corporation with that of an
Vikas Rawal wrote:
After all, in principle, they could go to another vendor who will
host their website on their platform!!
Would you stop using banks because their ATMs are based on Windows?
It is obviously an incorrect analogy. First, you are comparing
decision-making of a corporation
Saurabh Nanda wrote:
you might find the laugh being at your expense, when you realise that
its an outsourced service.
I don't think so. Large corporations have strict guidelines and
specifications that their vendors need to follow. These may include:
* software with exact version
*
I don't think so. Large corporations have strict guidelines and
specifications that their vendors need to follow. These may include:
* software with exact version
* coding guidelines
* documentation guidelines
* brand guidelines for logo placements, selection of fonts, selection
Vikas Rawal wrote:
It is nevertheless interesting that a company that sells operating
systems for servers and web server software, does not/cannot get its
own website hosted on their own software.
ok, this is getting a bit silly here.
Vikas, there are people like akamai who run thousands of
Vikas Rawal wrote:
After all, in principle, they could go to another vendor who will
host their website on their platform!!
Would you stop using banks because their ATMs are based on Windows?
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it was demonstrated to the
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Participants wondered if this was the case of that builder who would not
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it was demonstrated to the
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running their server (download.microsoft.com) using Linux as the OS.
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live in building made by
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you might find the laugh being at your expense, when you realise that
its an outsourced service.
I don't think so. Large corporations have strict guidelines and
specifications that their vendors need to follow. These may include:
* software with exact version
* coding guidelines
*
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