CRN/CRN UK, March 12, 2007 Open source software distributor Interactive Ideas is branching out and opening up its tools and support across the entire open source stack. |
The Register, March 9, 2007 Fear is stalking the corridors of corporate power, as executives sweat over the legal exposure caused by developers using open source software. |
NewsForge, March 9, 2007 OpenLogic Enterprise users will now be able to access and manage open source products for Solaris 10 as well as Linux and Windows. |
IT Jungle, February 27, 2007 Commercially supported open source software may not be prevalent, but it is not alien in data centers any more and it is certainly getting to be more normal. |
TechRockies, February 21, 2007 Broomfield, Colorado-based open source software provider OpenLogic said today that it is in a partnership with Covalent Technologies, a provider of open source support for the Apache Tomcat Applicatoin Server and Apache HTTP. |
TechNewsWorld, February 20, 2007 Open source is experiencing unprecedented growth, according to OpenLogic CEO Steve Grandchamp. His company maintains a library of several hundred certified open source projects that it integrates into customers' computer configurations. Customers can combine these projects or use them individually. |
Computer Business Review, February 8, 2007 Recent research from open source software and services provider OpenLogic Inc suggests that businesses are taking a more managed approach to their adoption of open source software, with over half using an open source policy. |
ITBusinessEdge, February 8, 2007 A recent survey of 800 IT professionals found that the probability of an enterprise implementing an open source policy increases with the number of open source programs that enterprise uses. |
Red Herring, February 6, 2007 Businesses are increasingly looking to purchase support for open-source technologies, according to a survey of more than 800 IT professionals released Wednesday. |
TechRockies, January 29, 2007 Broomfield, Colorado-based OpenLogic has added a new European distributor, the firm said this morning. OpenLogic said that Interactive Ideas, an open source distributorin the UK, will manage distribution of the firm's products in the UK. |
Computer Business Review, January 24, 2007 Open source software and service provider OpenLogic Inc is on the look-out for potential systems integration and service partners with a gap in their open source knowledge as its expands its business opportunities. |
NewsForge, January 19, 2007 Think Tank 2007 features Fortune 500 CIOs sharing their thoughts, concerns and questions on open source software with leaders from world's largest IT companies and hottest open source startups. |
Network World, December 21, 2006 Now that Linux has become a data center mainstay, companies in 2007 should be taking a closer look at open source applications and how they can meet traditional business needs, industry experts say. |
Enterprise Open Source Magazine, December 11, 2006 OpenLogic announced OpenLogic Enterprise Library Edition, a solution that delivers enterprises a trusted and supported library of more than 200 open source packages. OpenLogic Library Edition contains more than 200 open source products that are pre-certified, maintained, supported and indemnified by OpenLogic. |
OpenLogic Unveils New Version Of OpenLogic Enterprise
Enterprise Open Source Magazine, December 11, 2006 OpenLogic announced an upgrade to OpenLogic Enterprise. The newest version offers a new web-based Manager for updating and auditing open source across the enterprise, opens APIs for integrating with existing infrastructure, and now includes over 200 open source products in the pre-certified library. |
Get Paid to Solve Open Source Problems
InternetNews.com/Developer.com, December 4, 2006 Getting help on issues related to open source projects isn't always like walking a straight line. Sure there are bug reports, mailing lists and discussion forums, but the challenge of actually getting specific local issues addressed is not a sure thing. That's the gap that OpenLogic is attempting to fill with its Expert Community program. |
Working With Open Source Developers and Communities
InfoWorld IT Troubleshooter Blog, November 14, 2006 Over the past few years, the amount of VC money pouring into the open source world has exploded. And I have had, at times, lingering concerns about how this money would be spent by the start-up vendors. |
The New Open Sourcing
CIO Magazine, November 1, 2006 Open source has many allures: no license costs, a wide range of support venues and the ability to work directly with code for customization or quick repairs. But it can create IT headaches, too. |
IT Trims Give Little Guys A Bigger Chance
The Denver Post, October 29, 2006 When Wild Oats was looking to automate some of its internal operations more than a year ago, it didn't turn to a blue-chip provider such as Microsoft, but to Linux, an open-source computer operating system found free on the Web. |
OpenLogic Attracts $4.3M From Investors
Denver Business Journal, September 27, 2006 OpenLogic Inc., an open-source software and support provider, has completed a $4.3 million round of financing. |
Open Source Unlocks Options For Many Small-To-Medium Sized BusinessesNetwork World, September 25, 2006 When Tony Losey came to the 3Sixty Group in 2003 he saw that, like many small companies, the manufacturing firm didn’t have much in the way of advanced systems. |
Open Source Stacks Move Into Critical OperationsSearchEnterpriseLinux, September 13, 2006 The open source stack is moving to the core of data centers--to a place where it's responsible for handling critical parts of business operations. |
New Report Says Support eneds of Enterprise Users ChangingNewsForge, September 1, 2006 According to a report released recently by The 451 Group, enterprise users aren't as concerned with a stack provider's ability to provide exclusive support for their products as previously thought. |
Insurer Great American Selects Open-Source Management TechBankNet 360, August 29, 2006 Great American Insurance Co. has agreed to deploy technology from OpenLogic Inc. to manage its open-source software and products. |
OpenLogic software helps open-source deploymentsComputerworld Magazine, August 9, 2006 Open-source software stack vendor OpenLogic Wednesday unveiled its OpenLogic JumpStart program, which is designed to help companies better organize and plan their use of open-source software alongside proprietary applications. |
Seeing the Logic of Centralized Application ManagementEnterprise Open Source Magazine, July 15, 2006 With the latest release of its namesake tool for managing software use, OpenLogic now gives organizations the ability to track and audit open-source software installations across the enterprise.  |
OpenLogic Library Gains 18 Open-Source ProjectseWeek, June 26, 2006 OpenLogic has released OpenLogic Enterprise 4.0, the latest version of the company's platform that enables enterprises to manage, deploy, track and maintain a repository of open-source solutions.  |
OpenLogic Aims to Keep Open Source HonestZDNet UK, June 26, 2006 When software is open source, and perhaps free, IT managers may not feel under too much pressure to make sure that these software assets are managed as carefully as others.  |
OpenLogic upgrades open source integration toolInfoWorld ProdBlog, June 26, 2006 OpenLogic on Monday is launching OpenLogic Enterprise 4.0, its tool for tracking and integrating open source software.  |
Technology Brief: Open-Source App Manager UpgradedComputerworld, June 26, 2006 OpenLogic Inc. has announced OpenLogic Enterprise 4.0. The software, formerly known as BlueGlue, uses a new distributed enterprise architecture that provides a central repository of approved, open-source products within a corporate firewall. |
Open Source UnleashedIT Toolbox Blogs, May 24, 2006 Posted by Alex Fletcher Interview with OpenLogic Founder Rod Cope, taken from Entiva Group's analyst report for the week of April 10, 2006. |
OpenLogic Offers Developers Cash, Prizes for Enterprise SupportComputerworld, May 2006 Qualified key developers in a variety of open-source software projects are being invited to join software vendor OpenLogic Inc.'s new "expert community" program that allows them to earn cash or prizes when they help OpenLogic enterprise customers solve their toughest software problems. |
JavaOne 2006: OpenLogic Adds Geronimo to Open Source LibraryEnterprise OpenSource Magazine, May 2006 OpenLogic, Inc., has announced that Geronimo 1.1 will be added to the OpenLogic certified open source library. In addition, OpenLogic has reached a partnership agreement with Virtuas Open Source Solutions for Geronimo Support Services whereby Virtuas has been added to the OpenLogic Expert Community as an Expert Partner. |
OpenLogic: Selling Developers AND CxOsIlluminata Perspectives Blog, May 17, 2006 Posted by Gordon Haff Various companies have tackled this complexity by creating either fixed (e.g. SpikeSource) or individually-customized (e.g. BitRock) software stacks. OpenLogic has another take that comes from more of a developer angle but which has CxO appeal too. |
OpenLogic Offers Bounty to Open-Source ProgrammersTechworld, May 2006 OpenLogic has launched a scheme designed to tackle complex support issues by offering a bounty to high-level open-source programmers. |
OpenLogic Launches Consolidated Enterprise Support OfferingEnterprise OpenSource Magazine, May 2006 OpenLogic, a provider of software, stacks and services that enable enterprises to easily deploy and manage customized open source environments, has announced the first program to provide consolidated, commercial-grade support across a wide range of open source products by tapping the open source development community for enterprise support. Through the OpenLogic Expert Community, OpenLogic will pay qualified experts within the open source development community to provide in-depth support for open source products. |
Poll ResultsInternetNews/DevX, May 2006 Poll: Open-source software and services provider OpenLogic has launched a commercial support program through which developers are paid for each issue they resolve for OpenLogic customers.  |
OpenLogic to Pay Open-Source Developers for Support ServiceseWeek, May 2006 OpenLogic, a provider of open-source software and services, has introduced a new business model that taps open-source developers for their expertise and pays them for their services. |
Suite StacksGovernment Computer News, May 2006 Open-source software combos challenge conventional views of enterprise software. |
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