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Re: Voices from the Open Source Revolution
by Anonymous Coward on Sunday March 26, @03:32AM
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It would benefit recruiters to become plugged in as well. See Recruitment agencies: do they understand open source?
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Re: Voices from the Open Source Revolution
by Another AC on Sunday March 26, @08:01AM
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I don't know if companies like IBM are really embracing OSS. I spoke to some one at IBM GS the other day who was working on a new Web-based Content Managment System. I mentioned that he should take a look at Zope. He said, "We don't do the open source thing, we are going to build our own in Perl." I ran away to bang my head against the wall.
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The most fascinating development in the Open Source movement today is not the success of companies like Red Hat or Sendmail Inc. What's intriguing is to see major corporations within the computer industry, companies like IBM and Oracle, turn their attention to Open Source as a business opportunity. What are they looking for in Open Source? Read Open Sources: Voices from the Open Source Revolution to get plugged in to the revolutionary changes that are occurring in the software industry.