[Koha] Vendor Question

[David Schuster]

I want to comment here that Schools may be small and no matter what you
migrate to there will be a fairly large migration cost.  That is typical of
all migrations.  What I see is that software maintanance though may be a LOT
less in the long run over some of the competitors.

That's just my opinion and I believe as people look around and start
comparing apples to apples KOHA and LibLime might not be so out of the ball
park.

David Schuster

Paul POULAIN-2 wrote:
> 
> Joshua Ferraro a écrit :
>> Hi Matthew,
>> Of course, you can also download and install Koha for yourself, or
>> have a local consultant
>> help you.
> 
> Just to second what joshua says : "free software" means "free as speech, 
> not free as beer". You are free to to install Koha on your own, your are 
> free to find someone that fit your purse, your are free to choose an 
> other ILS.
> I (really) don't know what are LibLime rates, nor how small is your purse.
> 
> But when we spend time for a customer, this time has to be paid. That's, 
> on this side of the Atlantic, what we try to convince our customers.
> 
> I don't speak of our "community involvement", which is huge, and is done 
> because we are free software addicts, as well as because we think 
> sharing our work will give us more than keeping it just for us. I just 
> speak of the time we spend for a given customer, at his request.
> 
> HTH
> 
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