Open source can reduce dependence on one supplier because users have rights to study the software, modify it and have it managed elsewhere.
This does not mean that switching is always easy, but the legal basis is less closed.
Open source explained in plain language.
Open source can reduce dependence on one supplier because users have rights to study the software, modify it and have it managed elsewhere.
This does not mean that switching is always easy, but the legal basis is less closed.