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Razuna Support Plans: New Plans, Lower Prices

by on January 13, 2011 in CFML, Digital Asset Management

We’ve got very important news today about our Razuna Support Plans. We’ve have changed them completely, reduced our prices and adjusted them according to the feedback of our customers.

Introducing new Support Plans

Many small businesses have expressed, that they want to subscribe to a support plan. Now, with the new BASIC Support Plan you will get our superb support for just $45/month.

The PRO plan gives our customers the option to expect a response within 24 hours. Phone based support is provided on business hours, you will get a personalized forum and a bug fix warranty. Additionally, we will support you during installation and provide remote troubleshooting. To top it off, we have included an architectural advise time.

The ENTERPRISE plan goes above the PRO plan as it contains a 24/7 phone based support line, a guaranteed 1 hour response time, emergency bug fix escalation, support for your developers and extended architectural advise.

Lower Prices

With the introduction of these new support plans, we are announcing new lower prices as well. The BASIC plan is available for just $45/month. Our best valued PRO plan is just $250/month and comes with a code warranty and personalized forum and our large organizations will receive the ENTERPRISE plan for $708/month which additionally guarantees 24/7 support, bug fix escalation and extended features.

We are certain that these plans fit the requirement of all our customers. Our dedicated Razuna Support Plans site outlines all the options for each plan and one has the option to order them directly.

Thank you, for using Razuna!

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What the Open Source Barometer tells us

by on November 12, 2008 in Digital Asset Management, Razuna

Alfresco, a company that publishes a open source ECM, does also feature a Open Source Barometer over at http://www.opensourcebarometer.org. According to their own saying; “The Alfresco Open Source Barometer survey is the largest open source enterprise infrastructure/stack survey. The third global survey covers data provided by over 25,000 of Alfresco’s 74,000 community members during the period of April to September 2008. “.

Since the Barometer shows us a door into the Enterprise open source usage what can we learn from it?

For Operating System we see that RedHat and Ubuntu are the clear leaders for Linux deployment. Look at how much Ubuntu has caught up. Ubuntu is not as long in the business as RedHat and I hear a lot of people taking on the Ubuntu Server. Looks like RedHat has to be on the look out. A obvious thing is that most will develop and test on Windows, but will deploy on Linux.

We see that Tomcat is still the most used Application Server, as it is our choice of server with Razuna, our very own open source Digital Asset Management, with over 67% compared to JBoss with 17%. The choice of database is with most the famous MySQL, followed by Oracle.

Thought that with the recent 10 million download for OpenOffice we see that MS Office is still the most used business application and despite the growing numbers of XEN marketing VMware is still the choice for most businesses to deploy Virtualization on.

One thing that really stood out for me is that Open Source is really at the “Long Tail”, that most businesses will go with a mixed stack (Open Source and proprietary software) and that Microsoft will have a impact on the Enterprise world and the Open Source community with their aggressive partnership. One thing I can tell from my own experience at a recent BizSpark introduction event is that MS will make inroads with a lot of businesses and startups.

A big thing for RIA and Adobe Flex is that 24% of the 25000 questioned community members take to Flex, that is second after 52% on Ajax and way ahead of the 8% of MS Silverlight.

Open Source Barometer III (Nov08)

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