Lock-in
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From http://www.knowledgetree.com/products ... so I can upgrade from Knowledge Tree Community to Knowledge Tree Enterprise! I'm not sure that's exactly what "No Lock-In" means...
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seems to me that they are somewhat transferrable - so that you can port up your existing data instead of being locked to using a product and only works with that edition/version.
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I guess my point is that when I think "No Lock-In" it means my data will be stored in some open, standard format that will let me easily transfer it to any solution I want. Saying I can migrate to other editions of their product with ease doesn't give me much assurance.
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@tobiasly said:
Saying I can migrate to other editions of their product with ease doesn't give me much assurance.
They're Open Source though. Don't be so Full of ClueLessNess. Boo.
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@Lingerance said:
@tobiasly said:
Saying I can migrate to other editions of their product with ease doesn't give me much assurance.
They're Open Source though. Don't be so Full of ClueLessNess. Boo.I'd just Jam It!
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It's obvious that there's no lock-in - as seen in the diagram, you're safely contained in the Business Benefits "Ring of Hope" Also, dontcha know Open Source != evil?? We're living in the 21st century...we're in 2.0 land now.
