Open source bites back

Martin Courtney
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Recession-hit companies are tired of vendors holding a gun to their heads over software licensing, says CEO of Ingres

Burkhardt: UK is a little behind in understanding open-source alternatives to proprietary software Roger Burkhardt, chief executive of open-source database company Ingres, tells Computing why gro...

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