I guess MS forgot to pay off Forbes to not write anti MS articles, I'm starting to get some respect for Forbes for writing the truth about a company the size of MS unlike other news organizations that would call MS and ask for cash not to run the story. This could lead a lot of companies to dump MS in favor of Linux or apple since Forbes is a highly read publication by the upper class aka rich in the US you might be seeing some big turnovers once they for the first time do a price analysis of what is cost to run MS versus what is costs to run a linux based company and realize the millions in the IT budget that is just spent to keep the programs they bought where they can download a since iso and duplicate it a 100K times to run all their computers that are compatible and still within the license cost change out or upgrade some hardware to run linux instead and only keep MS where you need it like marketing for photoshop and other stuff that isn't supported by Linux yet.
I guess MS forgot to pay off Forbes to not write anti MS articles, I'm starting to get some respect for Forbes for writing the truth about a company the size of MS unlike other news organizations that would call MS and ask for cash not to run the story. This could lead a lot of companies to dump MS in favor of Linux or apple since Forbes is a highly read publication by the upper class aka rich in the US you might be seeing some big turnovers once they for the first time do a price analysis of what is cost to run MS versus what is costs to run a linux based company and realize the millions in the IT budget that is just spent to keep the programs they bought where they can download a since iso and duplicate it a 100K times to run all their computers that are compatible and still within the license cost change out or upgrade some hardware to run linux instead and only keep MS where you need it like marketing for photoshop and other stuff that isn't supported by Linux yet.
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