Open source adoption in the enterprise webminar

Posted on by Carlos Sanchez

If you are interested in open source adoption in the enterprise or you happen to have the usual open source rejection in your company, this may be interesting for you and/or your boss, and it’s free (like in free beer).

The Simula Labs Webinar
Series:
Roadmap
for Open Source Adoption New Date Added
Due to the popularity of our first session, we’ve added a second date!

If you’re evaluating where and how open source technologies can fit into your enterprise IT organization, please join us for Simula Labs’ “Roadmap for Open Source Adoption” seminar.

The online seminar will cover topics such as:

  • Open source readiness criteria for
    enterprise IT adoption
  • Best practices for enterprise IT, including acceptance
    requirements and pitfalls to avoid with any open source technology
    acquisition
  •  Description of the OSS development model and an
    exploration of how enterprise IT organizations can exploit more than
    just open source projects

Join us for “Roadmap for Open Source
Adoption” and learn about how to effectively evaluate, implement and manage open source solutions for your IT challenges.

Regards,

Doug Dennington

Director, Sales
Simula Labs
310 437 4870
[email protected]

  
Date:
Wednesday,
December 6,
2006

Time:
1:00p.m. (Pacific U.S.)

Presenter:
David Schwartz
General Manager
Mergere
Inc.

– a Simula Labs
CoRE Network Partner

Simula Labs

Simula Labs is poised as the only company
with a proven, scalable business model designed to enable IT
organizations to rapidly and predictably extract value from open source
during the software development process.

For more information on how Simula
Labs can help you bring the innovation of open source to your
organization, visit www.simulalabs.com or call 310 437
4870.

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