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All the open source information you'll ever need?
June 15, 2006
CBR's new Open Source Analysis Center is now up and running, and - with a few tweaks of the CMS - is now populated with all the latest CBR news and features related to open source software.
The Analysis Center features the latest news headlines, as well as a year's worth of open source features, reflecting the depth and breadth of open source software's impact on the IT industry.
There are articles tracking the impact of open source in business intelligence, services, CRM software, storage management, and systems management for example, as well as my recent analysis of Novell's Linux strategy and Red Hat's acquisition of JBoss and a look inside Microsoft's open source software lab.
The Analysis Center will be constantly updated with CBR's news and features and is well worth bookmarking. It's clearly not all the open source information you'll ever need, but it is a good place to start…
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