Check Out the New OpenLogic.com

Posted by Greg Bell on October 31st, 2008 in Open Source Trends

A little over a week ago we launched an updated version of the OpenLogic corporate website. The basic page layout is largely the same, but there are some significant changes to the content, organization, and style. First and foremost, we refocused the content to better reflect our primary open source solutions—commercial-grade support for open source, [...]

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You can find me at Stormy’s Corner

Posted by Stormy Peters on October 30th, 2008 in Open Source Trends

As many of you know, I'm now working full time as the GNOME Foundation's Executive Director. From now on, I'll be blogging primarily on Stormy's Corner. Thanks for following me – I hope to see you at Stormy's Corner. For OpenLogic news, please make sure you're subscribed to the OpenLogic blog!

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Must haves: an open source strategy and policy

Posted by Stormy Peters on October 24th, 2008 in Governance

Every company should have an open source strategy and policy – or at least cover open source in their company's policy. Even if they don't use open source software, they should have a policy saying whether or not they could use open source or who would have to decide. Otherwise they'll end up wasting developer [...]

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Survive the Economic Downturn by Cutting Costs with Open Source

Posted by Greg Bell on October 15th, 2008 in Open Source Trends

The economic downturn is having an impact on businesses large and small in every sector of the economy, and everyone is looking to reduce expenses and maximize the value of existing infrastructure. Migrating to open source software is one of the best ways to achieve these goals, so we're offering a free webinar to help [...]

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