I spend most of my OpenLogic attention right now on Wazi, whether it be working with writers like Grant Smith and Dru Lavigne or our terrific internal team on what they might contribute, developing my own contributions, or researching what we might want to cover. Mornings before work I spend reading poetry. Lately Zbigniew Herbert, [...]
Read More »I wanted to share a fix for something that has been driving me insane on an Ubuntu Fiesty box (though don’t think it’s at all limited to that distro). This fix may be common knowledge, but, if you’re like me and you don’t know about it, then it’s not common, eh? I have a 500G [...]
Read More »Two weeks ago, I returned from the ApacheCon 2008 Open Source Software Convention held in New Orleans. This was my first time attending such a conference with the Apache Software Foundation, and for me, it was a great opportunity to build both professional and personal relationships. Looking back on this event I will certainly remember [...]
Read More »Open source governance is critical, but it doesn't have to be hard. The Industry Standard summarized a recent survey by Gartner as follows. "According to the study, 85 per cent of companies surveyed are currently using OSS in their enterprises and the remaining 15 per cent are expecting to in the next 12 months." According [...]
Read More »Our latest marketing metrics show a 61% increase in inbound leads from Q2 to Q3 of this year. Q4 looks to be on track to continue this strong growth. Inbound leads come from prospects that ask for a quote from OpenLogic for support services or our open source governance solution. So these numbers typically represent [...]
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