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BPMN 2.0 Syntax en Praktijk 17 February 2010 - Here are some of our new events: Open Source Business Intelligence Seminar repeated on 3rd of December 2009 We repeat our highly successful seminar with Jos van Dongen on the 3rd...
Innovative BIRT Implementation Proves That the Numerous Advantages of Open Source Outweigh Concerns in the Traditionally Conservative Financial Services Sector Actuate Corporation (NASDAQ:ACTU), the people behind BIRT™, has...
FREIBURG, Germany, Nov 17, 2009 (PR Newswire Europe via COMTEX) -- Matthias KrAnmer has been in the Senior Product Manager job at Jedox Since the Beginning of November. An OLAP Product Development Team in Prague is Joining...
Firm's Principals Affiliated With 'Operation Able Danger' The OSINT Group, a boutique research firm specializing in open source intelligence ("OSINT”) for the defense industry, and whose roster includes operatives formerly...
At a meeting on the 25th February Igor Shchegolev, Communications Minister of the Russian Federation declared that the most promising developments in Russian Free and open source software (RFOSS) must be selected and then we...
Submitted by vonRhein on 16 November, 2009 - We propose to discuss the many debated issues related to Free/Libre Open Source Systems. The fourth FLOSS workshop will focus on research with respect to open source business models,...
News Type: Event — Seeded on Sun Nov 15, 2009 9:09 AM EST The second poorest country of the Americas now has one of the best software solutions for displaying agricultural data in the western hemisphere. It all started about a...
Robbery Suspect Cleared By Facebook Alibi - by (43% noise) View Skip postermmxvicom writes “Rodney Bradford has been cleared of robbery charges because of a Facebook update. The defense was able to prove that the update was...
johanneswilm writes "Nicaragua is the second-poorest country of the Americas. It is now also the Latin American country with the most capable web-based information system for agriculture, thanks to open source software....
To parse large volumes of data from Web servers, Yahoo and others turn to Hadoop's open source cloud-based analysis system. By Charles Babcock InformationWeek As the World Wide Web has exploded into millions of sites and...
