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Because of its hooks into the rest of the stack, Exchange is one of the key programs for turning companies into Microsoft shops, so this co...

Oh yeah. Pity about the asteroid , though....

Here's double good news : SugarCRM Inc., the world’s leading provider of commercial open source customer relationship management (CRM) s...

It's always a good idea to try to understand how Microsoft regards the world of free software, and there's no better way of doing th...

I've written several times on this blog and elsewhere about the rise of the open source enterprise stack. Its appearance signals both...

Another day, another open source organisation : The Open Solutions Alliance consists of leading companies dedicated to making enterprise-cla...

Here's an interesting move by IBM, what it calls a "flexible software stack": IBM today unveiled a new Open Client Solution ...

I've written before about the growing enterprise open source stack, which pieces together disparate software to form a complete enterpri...

Talking of opening up : I'm not sure if anyone else noticed, but Pentaho has gone 100% open source. Thanks to moves like this, the open ...

This kind of thing is the future of open source in business: Sugar FastStack, a software support and delivery service that provides a fast a...

I noted previously that Red Hat has blessed the idea of the integrated open source stack ; now Novell is doing the same , with the support ...

I and several thousand other people have been writing about the open source enterprise stack for a while; now free software's Eminence ...

The ever-interesting Steven Vaughan-Nichols, who goes back a long way in the free software world, has a fascinating article about a compari...

After Larry " I'd like to have the complete stack " Ellison, it seems that Sun is joining the Club of Stack Love. Not such a...

I'm not a great fan of market research companies, but these studies certainly sound eminently sensible to me. No wonder Larry's de...

The Open Knowledge Foundation has some thoughts on the principles of open knowledge develoment: Open knowledge means porting much more of ...

After middleware , now business intelligence . Burning down the house (of closed source) - seeping up the stack.

The tantalising story in the FT that Oracle is ruminating upon acquiring one of the main GNU/Linux distributions - well, Novell - is bound...