Picking the right supplier in a recession

Written by James Robertson, published March 2, 2009

Categorised under: Content management, Information management

Alan Pelz-Sharpe writes about picking the right supplier in a recession. To quote:

“Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM” — so the saying goes. And in tough times there is without a shadow of a doubt, a tendency for procurement and IT buyers in general to lean heavily toward very large (or incumbent) vendors, on the assumption that they represent a lower risk. But consider the following examples, based on real vendors that we cover in one of our evaluation services:

(This is something I also covered earlier in the article Will your chosen CMS vendor go bust?)

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