hi!

thank you very much for the wonderful inputs.

i can go ahead and fill out the form. but.... are your inputs qoutable? do i need to make references to the author? :-)


thanks a lot!


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi!

im being asked to respond to a case study regarding the govt's (possible) adoption of FOSS. i know a couple of a few days back that there was a discussion regarding an open source bill. i went thru the thread trying to get some pointers in responding to this survey, however, i need further info. being a late adopter of OSS, im far from being an authority to answer this questions. thank you in advance for your time: 1. What can you comment of the following problems and issues arising in the adoption of the policies that supports the FOSS.

a. Unclear intellectual property rights

b. Unfairness to private sector and skewing of market forces

c. Migration cost

d. Incompatibility with existing systems and institutional resistance

e. Lack of available support and service providers or support for new hardware

f. Technology transfer arrangements


2. What present law & policies justify the government use and adoption of FOSS?


3. Why should the Government adopt and support FOSS?


thanks!

joey

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