Hi Karl,
Thanks for your response :-)
> "Zitan Broth" <zitan@mediasculpt.net> writes:
> >> what do you think is the best MATURE open source approach to
> >> enterprise document management? I really need to find out if there
> >> is anything credible out there for a large government enterprise to
> >> use ... the documents will primarily be coming from MS Office but
> >> are stored currently on a mixture of Win 2k and Unix servers
> >> ... volumes run into millions of documents already and growing
>
> Do you need all those millions of documents in the same repository, or
> will they be spread across multiple repositories?
I can't see any reason that they would have any problem with multiple
respositories :-)
> > Now I know subversion is in beta, but I haven't seen anything out
> > there that is better. What do you all think, can I spout svn?
> > Anyone found anything better ( I haven't ) and is there *commerical*
> > support available ?
>
> This list is probably the best place to ask for commercial support, right
now.
Firstly my apologies for the lame corporate question, this isn't my style
but you know those real conservative types who haved used M$ all their life.
Also this is entirely what if, because I've already told all my friends that
SVN is the best thing since marmite (little kiwi joke ;-)) and he obviously
does think SVN is mature. Hence the situation. So anyway sometime these
anal corporate types want somebody to *guarantee* that a product is going to
work beyond the people who set the system up, eg the actual developers
(being you'all). So the question is a general one, rather than a specific
one as yet. So given a situation where somebody wanted to pay you guys for
commercial support, would you accept? Can I spout as one of my reasons for
going with SVN is that "commerical support" is offered?
Hope that is clear, I've had very little sleep last night ... got a newborn
;-)
Awesome and thanks,
Z.
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Received on Thu May 1 23:32:35 2003