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Posted 4th August, 2007 at 09:07:17 by amyStephen
In the article, Tina talks about the Open Business Foundation (OBF) a community-based approach to helping small businesses share resources and solve common problems. It is also a way to make important networking connections, form partnerships and learn about opportunities. 26 members companies are already working together. It sounds like an excellent and positive way to utilize community approaches… read more at OpenSourceCommunity.org
The OBF article “Open source business model” takes on a new meaning with the Open Business Foundation by Tina Gasperson was picked up by Freesoftwarenews.com August 04, 2007… read more at freesoftwarenews.com
The OBF article “Open source business model” takes on a new meaning with the Open Business Foundation by Tina Gasperson was picked up by LinuxToday.com August 06, 2007… read more at linuxtoday.com
Robert Whetsel: is a decorated war veteran with over 15 years of Information Management and Technology experience and 19 years of business management experience with the majority of those years in a leadership role. He is the founder of The Open Business Foundation, a member of the Informatics Coalition of Maryland and serves on the Steering Committee for the Governor’s Workforce Investment Board Information Technology Cluster Initiative for the State of Maryland. Robert currently functions as a Trusted Advisor in Open Source Technologies for FlightLinux; The Reddix Group; Exalign Solutions; SafeDesk Solutions; Swift Systems; and RavenSong Open Technologies. Moreover, he has developed patentable technologies including Programmable N-Tiered Client Architecture (PNTCA) and expects to graduate with a Master of Science in Computer Science with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence from Hood College in fall of 2008.
By Tina Gasperson on August 03, 2007 (9:00:00 PM) from Linux.com
The Open Business Foundation (OBF) operates on two premises: that the open source development community makes good business sense, and that small businesses can be more successful if they band together with each other to share resources of all kinds.
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