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Open source software in EU public administrations -Presentations and conclusions
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| IDA organised a symposium on open source software (OSS) in Brussels on 22 February 2001 to meet the growing interest in the use of OSS in EU public administrations. Opened by Erkki Liikanen, Commissioner for enterprises and information society, this event brought together 94 representatives of the European Commission, national and local governments, and the information technology (IT) industry. The one-day programme provided a platform where Europe's administrations could share their experiences. In addition, it permitted dialogue with the private sector on the benefits and pitfalls of OSS in the public sector. |
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Symposium on use of open source software in Eu public administrations - programme |
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 Symposium on use of open source software - summary and conclusions |
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| Symposium on use of open source software - conclusions |
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| Software requirements: are administrations different? Egon Troles, Ministry of the Interior, Germany |
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| What can open source software offer to administrations? Jean-Pierre Laisne, Vice President of AFUL |
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| Use of OSS in European administrations - Juan Jesus Munoz, Ministry of Public Administrations, Spain |
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| Use of OSS in European administrations - Nicolas Pettiaux, Ministry of Brussels Capital, Belg |
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| Use of OSS in European administrations - Soren Roug, European Environment Agency |
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| Cost/benefit considerations - Frank Clarijs and Patrice-Emmanuel Schmitz, Unisys |
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| Procurement issues - Axel Metzger and Till Jaeger, ifrOSS, Germany |
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| Use of OSS in European administrations - Simon Gjedde, Ministry of Environment and Energy, Denmark |
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| Use of OSS in European administrations - Peter Pflaging, Municipality of Vienna, Austria |
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| Opening remarks from Commissioner Liikanen |
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