Sujee Saparamadu @ OPEN SOURCE MAGAZINE

Sujee Saparamadu

Sujee Saparamadu is the CEO of OrangeHRM Inc, a provider of open source human resource management software used by small and mid-size enterprises worldwide. The OrangeHRM system is backed by a fast-growing and knowledgeable open source community and is available with support and services under the professional open source model.

Enterprise Open Source Is Not Just the Code

By Sujee Saparamadu

Within Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM), many companies have enjoyed a blossoming of open source software. By harnessing the collective wisdom, experiences, expertise, and requirements, the model has ensured that needs ...

Jun. 12, 2007 01:00 PM Reads: 8,041

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