Welcome
Today's very challenging economy requires decisive moves by IT leaders to implement new and vastly more cost effective software models at Ingres we call this the New Economics of IT. This approach combines proven commercial open source software with open standards implementation to dramatically lower total costs, and eliminate up front license costs and the vendor lock-in that comes with traditional licensing models.Customer’s objections to legacy licensing model start with the lack of alignment between costs and business value and continue with the predatory practices that flow from vendor lock in. These practices allow proprietary vendors to raise customer costs even while the customer down-sizes in the middle of a recession. The New Economics of IT replaces this broken legacy software model with a simple subscription model that means no license fees and without the onerous terms that come with the license.
You now have a real choice to the broken legacy software models and the question you should ultimately ask yourself is license fee or license free?
Roger Burkhardt
President and CEO
Ingres Corporation
Gartner Content
- Cost Optimization with Open-Source DBMSs
- Donald Feinberg
- 29 April 2009
- The question "How much can I save with an open-source database management system (DBMS)?" has recently heated up and is answered in this report. With organizations interested in reducing costs for new projects, this should be of interest to technical staff, including database administrators (DBAs), architects and IT management looking for a rapid return on investment.
Ingres Content
- Times are Changing Rapidly. There is Now a New Economics of IT
- Find out how choosing an open standards application development platform is key to realizing the advantages in the New Economics of IT.
- Find Out How to Lower your TCO and Increase your ROI
- Compare your own TCO with the Ingres TCO Calculator
- "No Business as Usual: The New Economics of IT" Whitepaper
- Reinvent your application strategy at a fraction of the cost of proprietary approaches
- Leading Investment Bank Selects Open Source Solutions from Ingres
- Hear what Ingres customers have to say.
- Use Open Source for your Next Development Application
- Find out how and avoid architectural lock-in.

