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- What is stalling open source in healthcare?
- As you may know, I launched a second ZDNet blog yesterday, on healthcare.In preparing for the launch I wrote a bit about what open source can teach healthcare and about what open source offers.Here I want to ask a related question, namely what is stopping open source in healthcare?Two forces are...
- Blog posts 2007-08-02
- Microsoft patent FUD working against Linux, says new study
- Looks like Microsoft's FUD campaign against Linux and open source is paying off, according to a new IDC study. Matthew Lawton, director of IDC's Worldwide Software Business Strategies Group, revealed some interesting tidbits from the non-public study in a conference call this week:The potential for copyright and patent infringement is...
- Blog posts 2007-08-02
- How real are the 451 findings?
- Dan Farber is featuring news of another 451 Group study showing that open source is "just about" to take over the system management business.As Yogi Berra once said, "it's deja vu all over again."I have been giving, and getting, this prediction since I first joined ZDNet almost three years ago....
- Blog posts 2007-08-01
- Open source systems management challenging incumbents
- The 451 Group has issued a research report maintaining that BMC, HP, IBM and CA are "ripe for a shake-up from open source systems management players. " Open source vendors covered in the 60-page report titled "Managing in the Open: The Next Wave of Systems Management" and written by...
- Blog posts 2007-07-31
- Got any favorite open source Windows apps? Let us know!
- We got plenty of great candidates when we first posted this a week ago. But since I know that lots of you were on vacation, I am taking the liberty to post this again.Here at ZDNet, we're planning a Gallery of open source Windows apps.I'll be putting this together in...
- Blog posts 2007-07-30
- Should we take Wikia more seriously?
- One of the big stories of the weekend was Wikia's purchase of the Grub spider from LookSmart and its release under an open source license.Media around the world went into hype -rdrive, repeating Jimmy Wales' comments at OSCON that Wikia would now take on Google and Yahoo.You see, Google and...
- Blog posts 2007-07-30
- Monkcast #10: One day, they'll grow fruit with bar codes on the skin & Yeah! Socialtext
- In this week's Monkcast, our 10th joint production between the research outfit Redmonk and ZDNet, we ponder worldly topics such as the idea of cows making skim milk. Apparently, this is already being done somewhere (eeek!) and we can only wonder when, if ever, fruit and veggies will be grown...
- Blog posts 2007-07-27
- OSI avoids open source war
- Let us now praise Michael Tiemann. (Right, by Joi Ito.)When I wrote about open source CRM recently, I had no idea I was opening a Pandora's Box of controversy, which Tiemann proceeded to open on his blog.For a while I was afraid we were about to have a war over...
- Blog posts 2007-07-27
- Microsoft Project to get open source competition
- Projity, which has been selling its project management software in the form of Software as a Service SaaS, will launch an open source version at LinuxWorld next week, under the name OpenProj.CEO Marc O'Brien said download and community sites should be ready in time for the show, but that the company...
- Blog posts 2007-07-27
- The $150 laptop saga: Checking out 2Checkout
- On Wednesday, I ordered a Fedora laptop for $150. On Thursday, I called the reseller of this item to get a feel for customer service and figure out whether my buyer's remorse was justified. As background, a Swedish company called Medison unveiled a laptop called the Celebrity, which is dirt...
- Blog posts 2007-07-27
- Will Mozilla set Thunderbird free?
- It appears that Mozilla may be setting the Thunderbird project free so it can develop more rapidly on its own. Mozilla has been supporting Thunderbird since its inception. That effort has delivered some promising results, but Mozilla is mostly focused on Firefox.In a blog post, Mozilla chairman Mitchell Baker said:The...
- Blog posts 2007-07-26
- Come and get it: Fedora laptop for $150
- Would you try a $150 laptop powered by Fedora? Sure you would. And apparently so are a lot of other folks.A Swedish company called Medison has unveiled a laptop called the Celebrity. Medison's laptop is the latest in a race to the bottom of the pricing barrel. Nicholas Negroponte OLPC...
- Blog posts 2007-07-25
- Intel open source strategy starts to come together
- With the release of its Thread Building Blocks template as open source, Intel's open source strategy is starting to come together.It's about the value of standards, and where in a product ecosystem those standards live.TBB moves control of parallelism out of the operating system, out of Windows or Linux, and places...
- Blog posts 2007-07-25
- Can open source make Mike Lawrie a winner?
- Mike Lawrie right, the one-time IBM executive who tried and failed to turn around Siebel Systems now part of Oracle is back in management with a British outfit, Misys, and betting on open source for a turnaround.The company is dumping some of its product businesses and concentrating on online services....
- Blog posts 2007-07-24
- Have any favorite open source Windows apps? Tell us!
- Here at ZDNet, we're planning a Gallery of open source Windows apps.I'll be putting this together over the next several days.We have some of our favorites, but I am thinking you have some as well. The "wisdom of crowds," you know.So I invite you to tell us what they are,...
- Blog posts 2007-07-24
- Does Everex benefit open source market?
- Everex has released a $298 back to school desktop system built around Open Office and Windows Vista.While the company's press release emphasizes energy efficiency and productivity, the big news here is it's being sold at Wal-Mart.The marketing screams open source, but the PC itself runs Windows Vista, replacing only Microsoft...
- Blog posts 2007-07-20
- What is on your OSCON agenda?
- The Open Source Convention OSCON, one of the two big summer events on the open source calendar the other is LinuxWorld in San Francisco happens next week in Portland, Oregon.The two events are quite distinct: OSCON is a theater. LinuxWorld is a show floor. OSCON is intimate conversation. LinuxWorld is hard negotiation. OSCON...
- Blog posts 2007-07-20
- Open source value in corporate blogs
- Blogging itself is 10 and so technically is corporate blogging, since Dave Winer right was running Userland Software when he launched Scripting News in 1997.Enough time has now gone by to draw some conclusions, about the value such blogs may have and who should be doing them.The best corporate blogs, like...
- Blog posts 2007-07-19
- News to know: Securing hotspots; Mac worm; eBay; IBM
- Notable headlines:George Ou: A secure Wireless LAN hotspot for anonymous users.Ryan Naraine: Mac worm rumors swirl; Dai Zovi ships unofficial Mac OS X patch.Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft establishes more anti-GPLv3 precautions. Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft Research's PlayAnywhere: A surface computer for the rest of us?eBay's Skype, PayPal strong; listings down.SOA...
- Blog posts 2007-07-19
- Open source content moves forward
- Right now I'm enjoying a sort of open source novel.1634: The Ram Rebellion has a standard, proprietary license on it. But it was produced through an open source process, a Web site where fans of Eric Flint's novel 1632 expand on the alternate history universe he created.Many popular books have fan...
- Blog posts 2007-07-18
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