Commenti a: Bilateral Symmetry http://www.giorgiobuccilli.com/2009/05/bilateral-symmetry/ Tue, 22 Dec 2009 10:31:06 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Di: Thomas http://www.giorgiobuccilli.com/2009/05/bilateral-symmetry/comment-page-1/#comment-239 Thomas Tue, 22 Dec 2009 10:31:06 +0000 http://www.giorgiobuccilli.com/?p=826#comment-239 I agree with engineering software going open source, however some of the more advanced engineering methodologies, in particular for simulation, still need to validated using test data. This is probably only delaying the process and certainly requires suppliers to shift their business model towards service supported software. I agree with engineering software going open source, however some of the more advanced engineering methodologies, in particular for simulation, still need to validated using test data. This is probably only delaying the process and certainly requires suppliers to shift their business model towards service supported software.

]]> Di: Luca Fasolo http://www.giorgiobuccilli.com/2009/05/bilateral-symmetry/comment-page-1/#comment-148 Luca Fasolo Wed, 27 May 2009 18:52:46 +0000 http://www.giorgiobuccilli.com/?p=826#comment-148 About point 1): Why do software houses keep on selling "piece of papers" (i.e. licenses) instead of know how? If the software is not a simple text editor, to be successfully used it requires a lot of skills, that have to be countinuously mantained and improved. In my opinion this could be the future: an open source model, where the software is developed internally by companies, together with the community, and the main business of the companies is to sell knowledge and project management skills. The software should be a companion. About point 1):
Why do software houses keep on selling “piece of papers” (i.e. licenses) instead of know how?
If the software is not a simple text editor, to be successfully used it requires a lot of skills, that have to be countinuously mantained and improved.
In my opinion this could be the future: an open source model, where the software is developed internally by companies, together with the community, and the main business of the companies is to sell knowledge and project management skills. The software should be a companion.

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