Open Source Delivers

The results from the 2013 Future of Open Source Survey are in — thanks to everyone who contributed by completing the survey. You can read an overview of the results [...]

It’s illegal for public entities in Germany to take full advantage of open source software… at least until a (well-intentioned) law is revised. With technology moving faster than legal systems, [...]

Talend, a licensor of open source enterprise software, has recently received a ruling from the U.S. Customs Service corroborating that its software complies with the Trade Agreements Act 0f 1979 [...]

Last week I was fortunate to both attend and present at OSEHRA’s first annual Open Source EHR Summit & Workshop . There were some great presentations on the status of OSEHRA [...]

What do Bosch, NYSE Technologies and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs have in common? Not only are they all key examples of current and influential open source trends, they’re also [...]

In a down economy consumers aren’t the only ones feeling a little lighter in their pockets. Tough times call for government organizations to tighten their belts and make every tax [...]

I’ve written here before about government’s role in establishing a ‘super community’ for electronic health records. The question most people focused in on, when I wrote the first post, is [...]

With all the excitement about the amazing feat of technology that sent Curiosity to Mars, we had to wonder: Would any of this be possible without open source?  We know [...]

With all eyes focused on the Olympics and the amazing feats from athletes the world over, we thought it might be nice to turn the Open Source Delivers spotlight to [...]

It was a great pleasure to be involved in organizing last week’s Open Source Industry Day, sponsored by the NSA. In the spirit of the day, I’ve been sworn to [...]