• Agility and scale,
• reduced vendor lock-in,
• quality and security,
• cost,
• sovereignty,
• and innovation.

The report also covers;

• The six primary drivers that lead companies to implement open source.
• Three action plans for implementing open source in your organization that help you move from ad hoc use to a more formal and measurable approach
• Surprising new data on open source’s penetration into enterprise IT

Through research, interviews, and innovative data mining, Open Source in the Enterprise reveals how enterprises are leveraging open source software to save money, gain control, and innovate in an era of Doing More With Less.

For more information we encourage you to purchase and read the Open Source Enterprise Research Report.

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