Articles tagged ‘education’

Red Hat's annual conference from May 9 to 11 was held in San Diego this year. More than 1400 developers and customers attended the Summit to learn about the latest and greatest in open source technologies.

To ensure growth of a nation's digital economy, government information technology policy must foster innovation and openness. But good technology is not enough. Government policy must also promote an economic framework that enables good business practices.

OSS can be harnessed to its full potential to help build knowledge economies in developing countries.

In the short time that I've spent using Ubuntu 5.10 (Breezy Badger), I've really come to like it. The installation was painless, all my hardware was detected and configured correctly, package management was easy, and the clean-cut GNOME desktop is terrific.

Technetra participates at GNUnify 2005 in Pune, India.

IBM, C-DAC and IIT-Bombay team up to invest Rs 50 million in an Open Source Software Resource Center (OSSRC) in India.

The bazaar of countless small-scale OSS (Open Source Software) projects, by excess, confusion or negligible support, often obscures the true benefits of OSS. Now, however, a growing repertoire of grand OSS projects increasingly demonstrates the dividends of openness, collaboration and progress.

Technetra conducted a one day seminar for DCE’s Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering faculty and students.

Technetra participates at SA’PERE 2004, the annual seminar on Open Source software by Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS), held on April 17th, 2004 at the PHD Chamber of Commerce in New Delhi. Eminent speakers included Robert Adkins (CTO, Technetra) and Alolita Sharma (CEO, Technetra).

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