Subject | Re: [Firebird-general] Free/Open Source DB round-up on theinquirer.net |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2005-12-09T15:53:10Z |
Scott,
but that didn't sink in. The employees number, specifically, does
count people with grants as employees - which they are in the sense
that they do work and get paid. Believe it or not, having some
employees makes a product seem more solid to corporate types who
are thinking about moving to it.
As for the date - well, yes, I did give the start date of the code
base rather than the start date of the project.
Regards,
Ann
> Wonder where he skimmed some of those 'facts',Me. I tried to explain that IBPhoenix and Firebird were different,
> like the number of employees, from?
>
but that didn't sink in. The employees number, specifically, does
count people with grants as employees - which they are in the sense
that they do work and get paid. Believe it or not, having some
employees makes a product seem more solid to corporate types who
are thinking about moving to it.
As for the date - well, yes, I did give the start date of the code
base rather than the start date of the project.
Regards,
Ann