Koreans to showcase open source experience in Cebu summit
The local community will get a first-hand account of South Korea's open source experience from government and private executives visiting a national meet in Cebu later this month.
Different groups from South Korea -- including Hansoft, one of Korea's biggest software firms -- will be attending the national open source conference on July 23 and 24.
This was confirmed by Bonifacio Belen, executive director of the Cebu Education Development Foundation (CEDF-IT), a private-government IT consortium in the province.
The Korea IT Industry Promotion Agency (KIPA) will also send a group of executives to the conference.
"They will be coming over to present the open source strategy in their country," Belen told INQUIRER.net by phone, after just arriving from South Korea.
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