Tag Archives: Open-Source
Open Source vs Open Architecture
There is a lot of debate in the technology space about what the best solutions are for nonprofit and charitable organizations. The power of volunteers contributing to the Linux, SugarCRM or Mozilla open-source community are clear examples of great, low cost tools available … Continue reading
Thoughts on the “Good Enough” Revolution
I recently came across an interesting article by Robert Capps in Wired titled “The Good Enough Revolution: When Cheap and Simple is Just Fine”. As an organization that makes a strong effort to stay on top of the latest technology trends … Continue reading
Open Source Learning
Reading Anya Kamentz article “Who needs Harvard” (Fast Company, September 2009) has ignited thoughts on how we learn and the type of education opportunities available in an age of technology and innovation. The article suggests education should no longer be … Continue reading
