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By Marc Osofsky  Chicago Public Radio (WBEZ 91.5 FM Chicago, WBEQ 90.7 FM Morris, and WBEW 89.5 FM Chesterton) is a community-supported, non-commercial public service broadcasting institution for 7.7 million people throughout Chicago and surrounding regions. Chicago Public Radio produces, acquires, and... Nov. 25, 2007 01:00 PM Reads: 5,113 | By Ian Berry; Guy Suter  Learning how to solve existing problems is one of the keys to developing a successful product. Learning when to turn to the open source community to facilitate innovation is another quality that more and more companies are beginning to realize. The BitLeap story provides a real-world e... Apr. 2, 2007 05:00 PM Reads: 7,367 | By Jon Walker  Customers have high expectations that their software solutions have been stress-tested thoroughly in advance for every conceivable combination of events that might occur in production and that vendors who put out buggy products are exposed quickly. Feb. 17, 2007 12:00 PM Reads: 10,226 | By Jon Walker  For the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNCC), using technology to further the education of its 21,000 graduate and undergraduate students is nothing new. In 1983, UNCC became the first U.S. university to electronically categorize its library, and for the past 10 years the s... Feb. 16, 2007 12:00 PM Reads: 8,541 | By Steve Bergman  When obstacles such as poverty, lack of education or disabilities keep people from finding jobs, Goodwill is there to help. We do that by selling your donations of clothing and household goods in local Goodwill stores and using the revenue to fund our job-training programs in your comm... Jan. 12, 2007 09:00 AM Reads: 10,023 | By John Rogelstad; Alex Knezevic  The Marena Group in Lawrenceville, Georgia, has always followed its own path and bucked convention. A maker of compression garments for athletic and post-surgical use, the company exports approximately half of its domestically produced goods to overseas markets - a true exception in th... Jan. 8, 2007 01:45 PM Reads: 10,355 | By Mike Scully  Mention the state of Maine, and most people envision things like lobsters, lighthouses, and lumber mills; 'publishing shop' probably wouldn't spring to mind. Yet in the sleepy hamlet of Surry, along a picturesque inlet not far from Bar Harbor, The Borealis Press greeting card and gift ... Nov. 6, 2006 11:00 AM Reads: 6,862 | By Frank Pecaitis  This year, Midland Memorial Hospital in Midland, Texas, became the first community hospital in the country to adopt Open Source-based electronic health records (EHR). The implementation reflects the emergence of Open Source alternatives in healthcare applications as well as the growing... Oct. 17, 2006 03:00 PM Reads: 18,167 Replies: 2 | By Dave Gynn  Movielink (www.movielink.com) is an online movie download service offering U.S. broadband customers an extensive selection of recently released films and classic movies covering every genre for rent or purchase. Movielink, LLC was founded in 2002 as a joint venture of five major studio... Aug. 8, 2006 02:00 PM Reads: 9,959 |
YOUR FEEDBACK  | By Maureen O'Gara Gregor Rosenauer wrote: well, not what's your take on this? Did I miss a second page of this article or something? Seems a bit unfinished... | | By Enterprise Open Source News Desk brian wrote: I found this related blogpost:
http://blog.contenthere.net/2008/09/bluenog-subtly-forks-hippo.html
If I would look at "reducing cost", I would download Hippo CMS & Hippo portal from www.hippocms.org.
For support I would also look at the company which builded the software ( www.onehippo.com). | | By James Hamilton Brandon Tyler wrote: What in the world does this have to do with Eclipse news? Come on. | | By Enterprise Open Source News Desk Java Web Development wrote: Good to know more about technology....
Dedicated Java Developers.... | | By Subbu Manchiraju mark wrote: Echoing the other commenter, InfoSolve does not provide open source. They provide source code for things they build on top of OSS to people who pay them. There is a distribution of source to the payer, so it's really a source code license. I think the magazine should do a little more homework before... |
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