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[News] [Rival] More CIOs Jump at Free Software, Say Sharing is Better

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Open Source ERP Applications: They're Real and They're Spectacular

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| In late 2007, CIO magazine surveyed 400 IT leaders about their ERP systems. 
| Despite innovation, integration and cost issues, CIOs told us they remained 
| committed to on-premise, traditional ERP systems. Just 9 percent of 
| respondents reported using an alternative ERP model. Those models included 
| software as a service, open-source tools and various in-house applications.     
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http://advice.cio.com/thomas_wailgum/open_source_erp_applications_theyre_real_and_theyre_spectacular

Oregon CIO Says Shared Ideas and Assets Are Biggest Benefit of Open Source

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| Oregon's CIO, Dugan Petty, says it's not necessarily the money saved or the 
| flexibility gained from open source that makes it most attractive for use in 
| a government setting -- though both of those things are good. What's most 
| important about open source in government is the opportunity to share ideas 
| and solutions with other states that have similar needs and budget 
| restrictions.     
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http://www.itbusinessedge.com/cm/blogs/bentley/oregon-cio-says-shared-ideas-and-assets-are-biggest-benefit-of-open-source/?cs=30019
http://tinyurl.com/cnargw


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CIO Reality Check: Linux Security

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| Walt Cornelison, Director of Information Technology, Tropitone Furniture:
| Security is always a concern. I have to balance security with an ability to
| operate and function. I find security to be less of a concern on the Linux
| side. I'm pretty confident on that side of our business. We have to balance
| operations performance, [with] user need and security. Security cannot be so
| obtrusive that we cannot operate.
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http://www.linuxworld.com/news/2008/081208-cios-security.html


9 Reasons Why Application Developers Think Their CIO Is Clueless

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| The CIO gulps vendor Kool-Aid. Did you know that there are more than 34,750 
| registered lobbyists in Washington, D.C., for just 435 representatives and 
| 100 senators? That's 64 lobbyists for each congressperson. I wonder how many 
| vendor account managers there are per CIO. You are smart enough to know that 
| vendors are trying to sell you and you won't be fooled wholesale. Yeah right. 
| Their influence can eat away at you without you even realizing it. Be even 
| more skeptical than you are now. Just say no.      
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http://www.cio.com/article/419764/_Reasons_Why_Application_Developers_Think_Their_CIO_Is_Clueless/1
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