[Discussioni]Open Source references in Europe
Jeroen van Disseldorp
jeroen.van.disseldorp a cgey.nl
Sab 18 Ott 2003 11:06:07 CEST
L.S.,
For those who do not know me, allow me to introduce myself. My name is
Jeroen van Disseldorp. I am writing this mail as the project manager of
a project for the European Commission's IDA unit, which is setting up
an Open Source portal on their website. You can find IDA online at:
http://europa.eu.int/ISPO/ida/
The website we are creating will serve as a reference and knowledge
management site on Open Source activities in Europe. It is planned to
be unveiled during the eGovOS 3 conference in Paris at the end of
November. See http://www.egovos.org/nov-2003.
Apart from doing research on the Internet, we are trying to get in
contact with people who we think might be able to give be useful hints.
Experience learns that Google still does not cover as much as the
collective minds of people.
For the IDA website we are looking for interesting Open Source projects
in the public sector throughout different European countries, of which
the lessons learnt may benefit Open Source initiatives in other
countries.
Examples are:
- Extremadura, Spain, 40,000 modified Debian installs in public schools
- Lombardia, Italy, 5000 municipalities connected through OSS VPN
--> Still looking for material on this though. Maybe as Italians you
have contacts which could help us in this.
- Munich, Germany, 14,000 workstations to be converted to Linux
We would be most grateful if you could point us to public sector
projects (or people involved) in which Open Source plays or has played
an important role.
Do not hesitate to ask me more about this request or any other questions
it may trigger.
Kind regards,
Jeroen
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young Benelux
Sector Public
Technology Consulting (D60)
Mobile: +31 615 030 654
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