Is it that it's not considered, or that getting a whole suite of "work nicely together out of the box" tools from a single vendor is looked on as a better option in most cases?
Especially when things go wrong, having one contact point can be quite valuable, instead of having to go through the cat-herding that is getting someone to agree it's their component that's the problem.
Especially when things go wrong, having one contact point can be quite valuable, instead of having to go through the cat-herding that is getting someone to agree it's their component that's the problem.