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(Other stories by Matthew Langham)

"An increasing number of companies are now adopting Open Source as part of their development strategy. A subject that is often overlooked is how corporate software developers see the move towards using software developed in a community project instead of what they may have written themselves.

"Getting developers inside corporations to see the advantages of using and contributing to Open Source can be a long drawn-out process. I spend a lot of time talking to large companies in Europe about using Open Source software inside their enterprise projects and even though corporate managers can be convinced with a few glossy slides why Open Source is an advantage for them, getting the developers to catch on is sometimes not so easy.

"There is a lot of FUD when it comes to introducing developers to the 'Open Source way' and it's important to understand the problems likely to be encountered..."

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OSS != BETTERThere are plenty of times w ...   Watch it   
Benjamin Smith
Mar 13, 2004, 09:27:00
 
and author doesn't have a clue about ...   i am a corporate sw developer...   
serif
Mar 13, 2004, 12:46:27
 
and author doesn't have a clue about ...   Re: i am a corporate sw developer...   
ldj
Mar 13, 2004, 15:53:20
 
> and author doesn't have a clue abo ...   Re: i am a corporate sw developer...   
anon
Mar 13, 2004, 17:13:43
 
A couple days ago, I received a reply to ...   Sit back and think...   
Mike Fedyk
Mar 14, 2004, 05:06:07
 
> No corporation ever will undertake dev ...   Re: Re: i am a corporate sw developer...   
Rainer WEikusat
Mar 14, 2004, 12:26:50
 
There are plenty of times where OSS=="bi ...   Re: Watch it   
Void Main
Mar 14, 2004, 16:42:06
 
" ... Corporate sw projects are are rath ...   Re: i am a corporate sw developer...   
Shamar
Mar 14, 2004, 17:38:29
 
> download the StarScript tutorial (240  ...   Re: Re: i am a corporate sw developer...   
Rainer Weikusat
Mar 15, 2004, 08:02:41
 
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