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CIO JP Rangaswami at investment bank Dresder Kleinwort Wasserstein talks about why he considers open source a corporate IT asset. In this talk, Rangaswami describes how DrKW wanted to create an internal incubator environment in order to combat skill attrition in the late 90s. In the course of doin
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1 year ago
architecture department must be able to pick particular pieces of open source products and make that fit into his architecture.
1 year ago
Why should there be a architecture department? (I am in one, and I am wondering about this)