Re: Emacs in a Corporate Environment

[Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support>]

* Yuan Cao <yuancao85@gmail.com> [2023-04-12 22:50]:
> Hello,
> 
> I was wondering if anyone here has experience getting Emacs accepted into
> the approved software list in a corporate environment and is willing to
> answer a few questions or point me in the right direction.

"approved software list" is heaven thanks decided by myself in my
corporate environment.

We are using Emacs as ERP daily, projected budgets, accounting,
project planning. So I am building RCD Notes for GNU Emacs is Dynamic
Knowledge Repository designed as envisioned by Doug Engelbart.

RCD Notes for GNU Emacs is Dynamic Knowledge Repository designed as
envisioned by Doug Engelbart. Backed up by PostgreSQL relational
database, RCD Notes provides features such as people management also
known as CRM or Customer Relationship Management, ERP or Enterprise
Resource Planning, WRS or Website Revision System and Hyperscope
Dynamic Knowledge Repository. It uses any kind of Emacs major modes
and any kind of lightweight markup languages for editing and writing
of any of elementary objects.

Emacs has a programming language built-in, and by using Stallman's
principles that "any kind of text is editable", then it applies to
editing relational databases. Great.

We manage many people, resources, finances and multiple projects
through Emacs as interface.

-- 
Jean

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