Free at Last? Applying Open Source to Service-Oriented Architectures

by Diego Lo Giudice, Michael Guttman

Open source software will remain high on nearly every CIO's agenda for at least the next few years, primarily due to its money-saving potential. "Any CIO without an open source strategy in 2003 will be paying too much for IT in 2004," writes Christopher Koch in the 15 March 2003 issue of CIO. Koch's article, "Your Open Source Plan," describes a number of clever ways that CIOs are using open source products to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) for enterprise software, including the desktop.

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Free at Last? Applying Open Source to Service-Oriented Architectures June 2003

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