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Guidlines on Procurement and Open Source Software Study at the OSOR launch event: by battistoni — last modified Oct 26, 2008 09:22 AM — Relevance: 100%
Guidlines on Procurement and Open Source Software Study at the OSOR launch event: by battistoni — last modified Feb 12, 2009 12:59 PM — Relevance: 100%
NL: 'Rules on procurement no tool for increasing open source use': European rules on procurement are not a good tool to increase the use of open source by public administrations, concludes NOiV, the Dutch national resource ... by gijshillenius — last modified Mar 03, 2009 05:04 PM — filed under: [GL] The Netherlands, [T] Legal Aspects — Relevance: 99%
Procurement and Open Source Software (2008) - draft version: With the launch of the OSOR, it is natural for public administrations to want to try to use open source software, starting with the software that will be ... by battistoni — last modified Oct 28, 2008 10:05 AM — Relevance: 99%
NL: 'Vendor lock-in no excuse to avoid migrating to open source': High exit costs are no excuse for public administrations to avoid migrating from proprietary applications to open source software and open standards, says the ... by gijshillenius — last modified Feb 25, 2009 01:35 PM — filed under: [GL] The Netherlands, municipalities-community, [T] Legal Aspects — Relevance: 98%
UK: Government tightens procurement demands in open source policy: The government of the United Kingdom earlier this week published a revision of its open source action plan. Key changes are on procurement, the cabinet says. by gijshillenius — last modified Feb 01, 2010 11:08 AM — filed under: [GL] United Kingdom, [T] Policies and Announcements — Relevance: 97%
EU: E-procurement and e-invoice management tools published as open source: Open e-PRIOR (electronic PRocurement, Invoicing and ORdering) has been published as open source by the Directorate General for Informatics (DIGIT) of the ... by gijshillenius — last modified Nov 30, 2009 08:30 PM — filed under: [T] Policies and Announcements, European Union Public License (EUPL), eupl-community, national-forges-community, [T] Deployments and Migrations, Developers, [GL] EU and Europe-wide — Relevance: 97%
Procurement guideline: by battistoni — last modified Oct 23, 2008 04:08 PM — Relevance: 97%
Procurement guideline: by battistoni — last modified Feb 12, 2009 12:59 PM — Relevance: 97%
PL: Interior ministry supports open source group's procurement project: The undersecretary of Poland's Interior Ministry, Witold Drożdż on 2 December became the honorary patron of a project on 'sound and transparent procurement ... by gijshillenius — last modified Dec 11, 2009 09:53 PM — filed under: [T] General Topic, [T] Evaluations, Pilots and Studies, [GL] Poland — Relevance: 97%
Public administrations trick procurement rules in IT projects: Public administrations in Europe are circumventing procurement law when tendering IT solutions, says Mathieu Paapst, who teaches Law and IT at the University ... by gijshillenius — last modified Dec 10, 2009 05:48 PM — filed under: [GL] EU and Europe-wide, [T] Legal Aspects — Relevance: 96%
Presentation on Developing Communities: This is the presentation on developing communities, by Alasdair Mangham, Head of Information Systems and Development at the London Borough of Camden, at the ... by gijshillenius — last modified Oct 07, 2009 12:33 PM — Relevance: 96%
HU: Procurement continues to puzzle open source companies: The Hungarian government's request for open source software is continuing to surprise the country's open source companies. by gijshillenius — last modified Apr 30, 2009 07:28 PM — filed under: [GL] Hungary, local government, [T] Policies and Announcements — Relevance: 95%
PT: Open source businesses file complaint over procurement web site: ESOP, the Association of Portuguese Companies for open source software, has filed a complaint at the national competition authority as well as the European ... by gijshillenius — last modified Mar 04, 2009 10:28 AM — filed under: [GL] Portugal, [T] Legal Aspects — Relevance: 95%
HU: 'Price of open source to be negotiated after procurement decision': The Hungarian government says it will negotiate the price of the open source software it is acquiring with the open source IT service provider that wins a ... by gijshillenius — last modified May 26, 2009 01:07 PM — filed under: [T] Deployments and Migrations, [GL] Hungary, local government, [T] Legal Aspects — Relevance: 93%
OSOR launch, Open Source World Conference in Malaga, Spain: The OSOR website will be launched in Malaga, at the Open Source World Conference! by battistoni — last modified Nov 27, 2008 03:56 PM — filed under: OSCW — Relevance: 93%
NL: Minister: 'administrations should improve knowledge on software procurement': Dutch public administrations should increase their understanding of the rules for tendering software, minister for Foreign Trade Frank Heemskerk said 19 ... by gijshillenius — last modified Dec 29, 2008 03:35 PM — filed under: [GL] The Netherlands, [T] Policies and Announcements — Relevance: 92%
OSOR launch, Open Source World Conference in Malaga, Spain: The OSOR website will be launched in Malaga, at the Open Source World Conference by battistoni — last modified Sep 25, 2008 10:18 PM — Relevance: 92%
Procuring Open Source Software: A workshop by experts in the field of procurement and Open Source applications is organised in the city of Utrecht, The Netherlands. The expert will share ... by cmonaldi — last modified Oct 14, 2008 05:23 PM — Relevance: 91%
CH: Open source vendors protest public agency's no-bid software deal: Eighteen open source IT service providers are appealing a Swiss government agency's no-bid licence agreement with Microsoft. by gijshillenius — last modified May 25, 2009 06:13 PM — filed under: public sector, [GL] EU and Europe-wide, local government, [T] Legal Aspects — Relevance: 90%
HU: Advocacy groups want government to list spending on licences: Five open source advocacy groups have asked the Hungarian government to publish how much the country spends on proprietary software licences. by gijshillenius — last modified Oct 15, 2009 01:43 PM — filed under: [T] General Topic, [GL] Hungary — Relevance: 90%
UK: Open Source company in list of schools software suppliers: For the first time, the British Office for Government Commerce (OGC) included an Open Source company, Sirius, on its list of preferred suppliers of software ... by gijshillenius — last modified Oct 01, 2008 03:30 PM — filed under: [GL] United Kingdom, [T] Policies and Announcements — Relevance: 89%
Hidden cost of proprietary standards may lead to illegal tenders: The hidden exit costs imposed by a previous software acquisition are a major reason for public administrations to tender software by naming brand names or ... by gijshillenius — last modified Jan 23, 2009 10:13 AM — filed under: [GL] EU and Europe-wide, [T] Legal Aspects — Relevance: 89%
UK: Birmingham begins think tank on Open Source: A think tank launched Monday will analyze the use of Open Source software in government and the private sector. The National Open Centre (NOC), based in ... by admin — last modified May 28, 2008 09:34 AM — filed under: [GL] United Kingdom, [T] Policies and Announcements — Relevance: 89%
Guidelines on software tenders 'useful': Government representatives and organisations involved in software tenders in Hungary, Latvia and the Netherlands say last month's IDABC report 'Guidelines on ... by gijshillenius — last modified Nov 04, 2008 03:03 PM — filed under: [GL] EU and Europe-wide, [T] Legal Aspects — Relevance: 89%
NL: Dutch police will study moving to open source: The Dutch police will start investigating how to increase its use of open standards and open source software. A plan to implement the two types of software ... by gijshillenius — last modified Jul 03, 2009 09:04 PM — filed under: [GL] The Netherlands, [T] Legal Aspects, [T] Deployments and Migrations, [T] Evaluations, Pilots and Studies — Relevance: 89%
London Borough of Camden: public procurement of open source software development: The London Borough of Camden has been involved in developing open source software since 2001. In the past four years Camden has developed a number of projects ... by battistoni — last modified Jul 14, 2008 01:38 PM — Relevance: 89%
CH: Court scraps federal no-bid software licence deal: The Federal Administrative Court of Switzerland has ruled invalid a software licence contract between a Swiss government agency and Microsoft, the Swiss press ... by gijshillenius — last modified Jul 03, 2009 07:16 PM — filed under: [GL] Other European Countries, [GL] EU and Europe-wide, local government, [T] Legal Aspects — Relevance: 89%

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