All,
We've got a discussion going on in the office about the subject line. I was
wondering if folks here had any pointers to online information, both from a
superficial view (low detail level, IE Manager speak) as well as some somewhat
higher level information about costs, in the short term/
Paul Ramsey's keynote at FOSS4G 2009 immediately comes to mind.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zB_a28vBtBkfeature=related
- John
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John Callahan, Geographic Information Scientist
Delaware Geological Survey, University of Delaware
URL:
Bob Basques wrote:
We've got a discussion going on in the office about the subject line. I
was wondering if folks here had any pointers to online information, both
from a superficial view (low detail level, IE Manager speak) as well as
some somewhat higher level information about costs, in the
Lester,
I've already found a bunch of stuff, just trying to figure out the authority
aspects, do the writers know what they are talking about, etc, need to pass
things on to people that don't know or want to know the details, but are
interested in savings (which is my primary sales focus, so
here, i am help bakosutranal, our goverment GIS departement
we still have a lot of question, how good is OSGEo product :) which we know
they are opensource..vs ESRI
--
Frans Thamura
Meruvian.
Experiential Tempation of Java and Enterprise OpenSource
Meruvian jTechnopreneur Program (S1) telah
Open source forces a dependence on the vendor's business plans - an issue
too infrequently noted in the discussions I've seen.
In our case - as the developer of an Open Source dispatch software - we had
user interest in integrating our package with asterisk, an Open Source pbx
system. Now with
http://www.opensource.org/osi-open-source-education#presentations_developed_by_osi
http://www.dwheeler.com/
Kip
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Bob Basques wrote:
All,
We've got a discussion going on in the office about the subject line.
I was wondering if folks here had any pointers to online information,
both from a superficial view (low detail level, IE Manager speak) as
well as
The FOSSGIS-conference is the largest german-language conference for
Free and Open Source Software for GIS and Free Geodata. Today, the
Conference Committee announced the Call for location for 2011. The
annual FOSSGIS-conference is hosted by the OSGeo local chapter D-A-CH.
Because the
I've been talking to the folks at gisjobs.com, encouraging them to add
open source technology to their salary survey. But first he wants to
see if how many visitors to his site even use open source.
You might be interested in completing his current poll: Do you ever use
Open Source GIS
Wow, in a few short hours the yes/no results in the poll went from
38/38% to 85/5% - thanks for voting, that's very cool to see.
On a similar note, because many of the OSGeo libraries are also used
behind proprietary products, many proprietary users won't even know that
they actually do use
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