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The difference between “remote” and “distributed” is that in a remote team, there is a company office(s) where some team members are based full-time. A distributed team has no location base – everyone is in a different place. But distributiveness solves a lot of problems, including that of being remote. My kind of office view….
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The way I’ve done it when I wanted to grow an organization in China, was to start with a centralized model where I have local reck leads responsible for offshore engineers. Our strategy was to move to a distributed model where the entire scrum team works together offshore. Startup Whisperer, Web Market Development.
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In such a case youll have the right to use it, but not to decompile or distribute it and probably youll pay a license amount for it. You *can indeed* build products with distributed teams. "Your" application will gain (time and money) by using that code probably, for whichs developping you havent paied.
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