Hello Fred and Dr. Valdes,
First of all please accept my personal congratulations to you and your
team members on the establishment of the Liberty Health Software
Foundation as well as upon receiving the 501(c)3 status! It is indeed
a wonderful evolution of an initiative dedicated to the Free
Thanks for replying... I sent you a private email about coordinating our
efforts.
-FT
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 1:10 PM, karo...@it-science-center.de wrote:
Hi Fred!
Congratulations! As co-chair of the EFMI LIFOSS WG and member of the IMIA
OS WG I am looking forward to work together with
1. Training Programs - Both Paid and Sponsored
That makes sense, but it is unclear what we should train on. WorldVistA is,
as at first blush, a better organization for handeling VistA training, and
there are typically corporate backers that offer training for other
projects.
Still I would
Everyone I have talked to in the FOSS community has indicated that the
feature-bucket testing model that CCHIT currently puts forward does not work
for us.
I would like to work with CCHIT, but not under the constraints of accepting
aspects of the current model that are broken.
If anyone in our
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From: fred trotter fred.trot...@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2009 15:45:18
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On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 3:29 PM, Stephen Beller sbel...@nhds.com wrote:
Fred,
This is encouraging and I wish you great success!
Two questions:
1. How do you define hybrid vendors and distinguish them from FOSS
vendors?
Anyone who makes money by supporting FOSS AND by selling proprietary
