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The Hidden Costs of Freeware - A Critical Look at The Use of Free Software
Overview Did you know that - sometimes - freeware isn't free? Freeware development tools can save you money, but do they really help you maintain productivity and quality while controlling risk? In Quest's new business brief, "The Hidden Costs of Freeware - a Critical Look at the Costly Use of Free Software," learn about the three most common hidden costs of using freeware - and how, by utilizing commercial software, you can avoid them. Read this business brief today.
| Publisher | Quest Software | File Format | |
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| Date Published | May 2009 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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