Articles by Author -- Alolita Sharma

Protecting intellectual property is central to the growing successes of the Open Source industry.

As part of a panel discussion, Technetra discussed the need for a deeper understanding of the legal and business issues of Open Source software in Indian language localization.

Interoperability, localization and support are key for the open source desktop.

Technetra participates at GNUnify, the annual technical festival of Free and Open Source software (FOSS) in Pune, held on February 28-29, 2004.

As co-organizer of LinuxAsia in New Delhi, things at Technetra could not be more hectic but its founders still managed to present on topics they are deeply interested in.

Global information services from Silicon Valley to Silicon India.

Technetra participated in a panel discussion on the danger of software patents and the negative impact of such patents on software innovation.

Contributions to computing by people like Knuth have made open source software a robust and serious solution for all.

Technetra presented on “Open Source: Proprietary Philanthropy”, an overview of the nature of Linux and Open Source Software at the annual conference of the Computer Society of India (CSI).

Open source is key to IBM’s vision of computing. User empowerment is key to Microsoft’s.