Date: Thu Jan 06 2005 - 09:16:54 WET
Achei que seria interessante.
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| Subject: | Open Source News Roundup - December 2004 |
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| Date: | Thu, 6 Jan 2005 10:59:40 +0200 (EET) |
| From: | gposs@cec.eu.int |
| Reply-To: | gposs@cec.eu.int |
| To: | joaquim.machado@ine.pt |
The IDA Open Source News Roundup – December 2004
Welcome to the Open Source News Roundup. We wish all our readers a prosperous and successful 2005.
This monthly alert serves to keep you informed of additions and updates to the content on the IDA Open Source Observatory (OSO). The IDA-OSO is a clearinghouse of information related to free/libre/open source software in the public sector, and is intended to promote and spread the use of best practices in Europe. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of free and open source software policies and activities in the public sector, especially in current and future EU Member States. This service will keep you up-to-date with the latest open source software-related news, activities, initiatives and insights from across Europe and beyond.
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News this month on the Open Source Observatory
The Region of Vysocina, an Open Source laboratory for public administration in Czech RepublicOpen Office in Naestved Municipality, Denmark
Munich to start last phase of migration to open source
Open Source for South Africa?s Schools
Open Source Project for sharing knowledge between Governmental Institutions
Open Source Web Portal for Swiss Government
Barcelona City Council IS/IT Strategy 2004-2007 includes Open Source initiatives
Legacy issues are major setback for larger open source deployment in the Finnish city of Oulu
Asturian Government to Deploy Open Source in Public Administration
Open Source Support for the British Public Sector
Asian Government Agencies will extend the Adoption of Open Source Software
Brazil Court migrates to Open Source Software
Extremadura migrating regional health care system to Open Source
Government of Brazil trains their Employees on the Use of Open Source Software
Case Studies
Open Source
Software Study ? OS on Vienna?s Desktop Workplaces Events Salon
Solutions Linux - 1-3 February 2005, Paris (France) At present we do not have many event announcements.
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