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Business News Americas: IBM Selected to Assist Govt in OSS Migration–Venezuela

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“The Venezuelan government has authorized IBM to decide which of
its open source software (OSS) applications are suitable for pilot
programs as part of the country’s full-scale migration of public
entities to open source, the state-run national IT center CNTI said
in a statement.

“In January, the government issued an executive order requiring
all public sector entities to transition their operating systems to
OSS within two years…”


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