Opportunities and challenges of Open Source in Enterprise
Today, open source is pervasive in enterprise IT, forming the foundation of many cloud services and applications.
The open source community represents a vast pool of collaborative intellectual property, and it has become a fundamental part of businesses around the world and in Australia and New Zealand.
"Open source is a great fit for any organisation that is looking to innovate more rapidly and effectively, and to save costs and increase the bottom line," says Colin McCabe, senior manager, Services and Training, Red Hat.
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