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MPower and NFP Consultants' Partnership Helps Drive Nonprofit Adoption of Open Source Constituent Relationship Management
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MPower and NFP Consultants' Partnership Helps Drive Nonprofit Adoption of Open Source Constituent Relationship Management
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MPower and NFP Consultants' Partnership Helps Drive Nonprofit Adoption of Open Source Constituent Relationship Management
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MPower and NFP Consultants' Partnership Helps Drive Nonprofit Adoption of Open Source Constituent Relationship Management
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MPower and NFP Consultants' Partnership Helps Drive Nonprofit Adoption of Open Source Constituent Relationship Management
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TMCNet: MPower and NFP Consultants' Partnership Helps Drive Nonprofit Adoption of Open Source Constituent Relationship Management
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via TMC Net @ 7:42 2nd Jul
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MPower - which provides the most open, flexible, and powerful software for nonprofit constituent relationship management (CRM) and fundraising - and NFP Consultants today announced a partnership that will help drive adoption of open source CRM solutions by charitable organizations.
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via Houston Chronicle @ 5:12 2nd Jul
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DALLAS - MPower - which provides the most open, flexible, and powerful software for nonprofit constituent relationship management (CRM) and fundraising - and NFP Consultants today announced a partnership that will help drive adoption of open source CRM solutions by charitable organizations.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 3:30 2nd Jul
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DALLAS-- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- MPower - which provides the most open, flexible, and powerful software for nonprofit constituent relationship management (CRM) and fundraising - and NFP Consultants today announced a partnership that will help drive adoption of open source CRM solutions by charitable organizations.
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via SmartBrief @ 5:36 3rd Jul
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DALLAS (Business Wire) -- MPower - which provides the most open, flexible, and powerful software for nonprofit constituent relationship management (CRM) and fundraising - and NFP Consultants today announced a partnership that will help drive adoption of open source CRM solutions by charitable organizations.
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via CRM Directory @ 0:36 3rd Jul
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — July 15, 2008 — Ingres Corporation, a provider of open source database management software and support services, announces that Bill Maimone, senior vice president of worldwide engineering, will discuss what lies ahead for open source database management systems at this year's Open Source Conference (OSCON) in Portland, Oregon. OSCON 2008 brings together over 2,500 open source developers, hackers, experts, IT managers, and users to champion the cause of open principles and open source adoption across the computing industry. OSCON will take place July 21 - 25 at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon.
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via Database Journal @ 9:41 18th Jul
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 15, 2008--Ingres Corporation, a leading provider of open source database management software and support services, announced today that Bill Maimone, senior vice president of worldwide engineering, will discuss what lies ahead for open source database management systems at this year’s Open Source Conference (OSCON) in Portland, Oregon. OSCON 2008 brings together over 2,500 open source developers, hackers, experts, IT managers, and users to champion the cause of open principles and open source adoption across the computing industry. OSCON will take place July 21 - 25 at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon.
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via Macro World Investor @ 12:42 15th Jul
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Actuate Corporation (NASDAQ: ACTU), the leader in delivering Rich Internet Applications Without Limits™, today announced the formation of an Open Source Advisory Board. Open Source technology industry luminaries Julie Hanna Farris, a seasoned open source technology entrepreneur and Andrew Aitken, CEO of the Olliance Group, the leading open source management consultancy, are founding members of the board. The board’s mission is to reinforce and extend the leadership and innovation of Actuate’s open source business model, which combines the key elements of open source with the best of enterprise software and to further Actuate’s community contributions and activities.
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via Bobsguide @ 14:31 28th Jul
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Rising Enterprise Adoption of Open Source Software is Putting Businesses At Greater Risk New data from Fortify Software finds that widely-used open source software packages do not employ best practices for securing code SAN MATEO, Calif., July 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Fortify Software, Inc., the market leader in enterprise application security solutions for business software assurance, released today its Open Source Security Study which reveals that the most widely-used open source software packages for the enterprise are exposing users to significant and unnecessary business risk. The study validates that Open Source Software (OSS) development communities have yet to adopt a secure development process and often leave dangerous vulnerabilities unaddressed.
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via Reuters @ 10:40 21st Jul
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Commercial open source software has arrived. There have been commercial sponsors of open source projects for a long time, but the recent spate of high-price (for open source, at least) acquisitions of companies with open source products at the core of their business has made a splash in the technology industry. In addition, Sun’s convulsions into the open source world have left the Java landscape decisively in open source territory.
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via Java Developers Journal @ 9:39 21st Jun
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"Most Open Source Projects (Not the namesake open source projects) are released under an OSI approved license. The open source definition of OSI states that 'Open source doesn't just mean access to the source code. The distribution terms of open-source software must comply with the following criteria'. It goes on to describe 10 items under this. Item #6 states that 'The license must not restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of endeavor. For example, it may not restrict the program from being used in a business, or from being used for genetic research.'
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via Linux Today @ 16:23 28th Jun
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chareverie writes "Fortify Software released a study where they concluded that open source software poses a large security risk to corporations who have implemented it. They reason this by stating that the fault lies within the open source communities and their failure to adhere to minimum security practices. Fortify Software studied 11 open source software packages, where the application server Tomcat was determined to be the best. The other 10 were found to have poor results, with those being Derby, Geronimo, Hibernate, Hipergate, JBoss, Jonas, OFBiz, OpenCMS, Resin and Struts. Jacob West, manager of Fortify's research group, reminds that purpose of the study was 'not to condemn open source software, but rather to point out that the security practices need to improve because open source adoption by enterprises and governments is growing
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via Slashdot @ 6:56 22nd Jul
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NUREMBERG, Germany, July 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Headquartered in Nuremberg, Open Source Business Foundation e.V. (http://www.osbf.de), the European network of the open source sector, is now inviting entries for the 2009 Open Source Business Award. The OSBA is the largest European business plan competition, and is open to all companies, consortia, public authorities and private individuals concerned with innovative solutions that are based on open source software. Participants have until November 30, 2008 to submit their business plans and concepts to win prize money totaling EUR 78,000, coaching offerings by established experts and venture capital financing. The awards ceremony will be held on January 28, 2009, during the "Open Source Meets Business" congress, which publishers Heise Verlag are staging in cooperation with OSBF in Nuremberg.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 10:41 21st Jul
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Yes, some US IT jobs are disappearing, but Linux.com (which shares a corporate overlord with Slashdot) has a recent story emphasizing the job advantage that involvement in open source projects can give young programmers who aren't planning to ditch their dreams of making a living in the field. The article focuses on one programmer's experience with Google's Summer of Code, which led directly to her job working on the Drupal content-management system. But the underlying message (that involvement in open source projects provides a background of experience otherwise difficult to obtain because of the chicken-and-egg problem of "experience required" job opportunities) is generalizable to many other forms of open-source involvement. Do you have a job that you landed because of your unpaid open-source programming?
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via Slashdot @ 17:44 10th Aug
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Open source is assessed for more than half of businesses software acquisitions, according to Saugatuck Technology, a research and consulting firm. A CIO.com survey conducted in April showed that 53 percent of respondents were already using open-source applications in their enterprises and that 44 percent considered open-source applications equally during acquisition processes with proprietary applications. While this may surprise some, most businesses no longer carry the negative perceptions once associated with open-source solutions. The software is in use in some of the world's largest corporations and governments, in some of the most intensive application environments. In addition, open source is easy to acquire within many organizations compared to commercial solutions.
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via Midrange Computing @ 7:03 21st Jul
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(Source: Groundwork) Learn about an open source management alternative for the mid-enterprise in Ptak, Noel and Associates' (PNA) report. PNA has been watching the emerging integrated open source management suite market. A short time ago, solutions were too new to project open source and subscription adoption trends but since then, enterprise solution sales have increased.
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via Computerworld @ 5:17 1st Aug
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