by Ian Saldanha - May 18 2012
From Early Enterprise Linux Years to the Open Source Compute Platform of Choice for Today and Tomorrow’s Physical, Virtual, and Cloud IT Environments
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May 18 2012
The folks from Black Duck have published some interesting information on the use and growth of open source projects in the mobile space. Their data confirms that open source mobile projects are alive and well, even in the age of the Splinternet/App Internet.
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May 17 2012
Apache. Ubuntu. WordPress. Name your favorite open source platform or application and it probably conjures up an image of agility, robustness, and most of all, freedom from proprietary technologies and single sources. All good, right? But can open source cloud computing be just as good?
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By Denis Pombriant - May 17 2012
Given time and the efforts of some very bright and altruistic people, an open source solution can be highly competitive. The good news for Sugar and its customers is that they have been down the curve with their open source solution. As open source rises in prominence, established players face painful changes, but for new entrants like Sugar, there is little or no transition.
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Mobile open source software projects continue to double annually, with more enterprise applications added to the mix
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GLOBE NEWSWIRE - May 16 2012
The days of bloated, device-dependent, operating system dependent fat client software are over, according to Rafael Laguna, CEO, Open-Xchange, who will speak at Computerworld's Open Source Business Conference (OSBC).
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