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The Price is Right: Next Open Source Business Model
Oct 9, 2007, 16 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4250 reads)

(Other stories by Brad Shimmin)

"2007 is shaping up to be a banner year for open source companies. SourceForge, which hosts almost 160,000 projects, just posted fiscal year 2007 revenues that showed a hefty 35 percent increase over 2006. Red Hat posted a 28 percent revenue increase on the year. And Novell's Suse is valued at approximately $210 million. What's more, numbers like these are bolstered by an unprecedented user acceptance of open source within the enterprise. According to research conducted by Barracuda Networks (yeah, it's a security vendor), 53 percent of security managers would opt for open source, compared with 47 percent who would go for closed source solutions of equal merit..."

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