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How long will corporate America put up with the high prices and low quality of the software industry? A handful of major corporations have decided "enough is enough" and have banded together to form their own "software co-op". What impact will this have on our industry?
Jonathan Schwartz's recent article has many Java developers shaking their heads in disgust -- but I think his views (and Sun's software strategy) has many CIO's and this Java developer shaking their heads in a different direction.
