Re: Is the proprietary camp winning ?

> your whole argument is based on the assumption that when this
> 'nirvana' happens software will still be a product to be sold. It
> wont. It will be a service - and computer professionals will join the
> ranks of lawyers, doctors, chartered accountants etc who dont sell
> knowledge but offer skills.
Consultants, you mean. Great way to look at it like that. In more ways
than one, I agree with that idea too. Software will not be a product
to sell. Any addition of my idea here will create yet another string
of replies. [OT]I am happy that I am using gmail for this topic. It
atleast tries to group this as a single conversation!

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Abishek Goda
http://goda.abishek.googlepages.com
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