Open Source Solutions
Open Source Software has grown into a viable business option that deserves consideration whenever IT funds are being expended.
Though not the best tool for every job, Open Source Software has proved itself a workhorse in the corporate network and on the Internet. As evidenced by the whole-hearted support from companies such as IBM, Linux and thousands of other "Free Software" programs are helping to stretch IT budgets and solve IT problems the world over.
We can help you decide if putting Open Source to work in your business is an idea worth considering. The money saved and the benefits derived can be many. However there are critical factors that should be carefully considered before you "test the waters" of Open Source. We have the skill and experience to help you make this important decision.
Below are links to information we've prepared to help answer basic questions about Linux and Open Source Software in general. Feel free to use our online feedback form to offer criticism, comments, suggestions or to ask a question.
What Is Open Source?
A brief look at what defines Open Source Software (688 words)
How Your Business Can Use Open Source Software
Describes how Linux is used in a business environment (1,019 words)
Open Source Software vs Free Software
A rose by any other name - well, almost (485 words)
The Linux Revolution
Why a revolution and what it means to you (840 words)
What Is Linux?
A look at what Linux is and why it's so important (1,385 words)
What's A Distribution?
Describes what a distribution is, how they differ and why you should care (797 words)
Major Linux Distributions
Lists the seven major Linux distributions and one "roll your own" version (1,137 words)
Linux and Open Source Links
List links to our favorite Open Source sites and tells you why we like them (2,526 words)