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I beat it like this...

"And especially don't replace it at huge expense.

How do you beat that argument?"

1) As those people get rarer, their cost goes way up.
2) Those old tools were not and still are not user friendly; by nature they are less productive to work with, compared to modern dev tools - IDEs with better user interfaces, debuggers, etc.

So, yes, there is some initial cost to rebuild a system, but over time, the availability of human resources saves money, and the increased productivity also saves money.

Posted by: techboy_z   Posted on: 08/22/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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