Open Source Nonprofit Software

In early August, a talented nonprofit software executive, Bryan Klann, joined the MPower team as Chief Sales and Marketing Officier. Klann’s new responsibilities include the acquisition of new clients, retention of current clients, and the continued building of MPower’s brand equity in the nonprofit community.
MPower is pleased to create and fill this new position of [...]

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Open source software continues to grow in popularity, so it is no surprise that higher education institutions have begun to use open source software in a variety of contexts to ensure that graduates have an easy transition into the “real world.” This kind of recognition from the higher education institutions proves that open source software [...]

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Open source software is nothing new. In fact, many developers have been working to bring open source software to the mainstream market for many years. While some may think that the open source community is nothing but a bunch of geeks, this could not be further from the truth. Times have changed over the last [...]

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An alpha verson of Alitheia Core, a tool used to check the quality of open source software, has recently been released by the Software Quality Observatory for Open Source Software (SQO-OSS). Several companies, academic institutions, and open source projects have been working on the development of the checker throughout areas of Europe.
A press release recently [...]

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In the latest jab at Microsoft, even the Wall Street Journal is joining the chorus. Columnist Lee Gomes called on Microsoft to open source Windows 7, the rumored successor to the much-maligned Windows Vista.
Microsoft has historically ignored calls to open source its flagship OS, seeing open source as a threat to its existing proprietary business [...]

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