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What Corporate Projects Should Learn From OSS

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the help-spread-the-infection dept.

Andrew Stellman writes to tell us that an article he co-authored with Jennifer Greene is currently being run at ONLamp. The article takes a look at how the most successful open source projects do a great job of putting important software project management principles in practice, using techniques that can (and should) be adopted by corporate IT project teams.

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  1. That developers like... by Cornswalled · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    That people who are too cheap to buy software love communistic schemes to cook up a shoddy imitation? On a related note, is Red Hat trying to look like Windows 95 or Apple 8.0 this week?

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    1. Re:That developers like... by molarmass192 · · Score: 0, Flamebait

      I love this communistic bullshit line. How in the fcuk do you equate open source software that is free as in speech, not free as in beer, as being communistic? Tell me, which current system of government is (was) defined by free speech and transparency?

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