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Open Source in the Enterprise--An O'Reilly Radar Report: Study reveals how enterprises use open source software to save money, gain control, and innovate

- The six key drivers for enterprise open source adoption, including agility and scale, quality and security, and more.
- Employment of open source skilled personnel is surprisingly high, representing approximately 5% of all US large enterprise IT hiring over the past three years.
- Enterprises need to create open source action plans to gain the most benefit from open source opportunities.
For a review copy or more information please email kathrynb@oreilly.com. Please include your delivery address and contact information.
Bernard Golden is a recognized authority on open source software. Called "a renowned open source expert" (IT Business Edge) and "an open source guru" (SearchCRM.com), he is regularly featured in magazines like Computerworld, InformationWeek, and Inc. His blog The Open Source is one of the most popular features of CIO magazine's website. He is a frequent speaker at industry conferences like LinuxWorld, the Open Source Business Conference, and the Red Hat Summit. Bernard Golden is the author of Succeeding with Open Source, (Addison-Wesley, 2005, published in four languages), used as a course text in universities throughout the world. He is the CEO of Navica, a Silicon Valley-based management consulting firm focused on open source and innovation.
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Open Source in the Enterprise
Bernard Golden
ISBN: 9780596153717, 50 pages, PDF Price: $399.00 USD
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