What is Open Source

“Computer programs or operating systems for which the source code is publicly available are referred to as open-source software. Inherent in the open source philosophy is the freedom of a distributed community of programmers to modify and improve the code. The most widely known example of open-source software is the Linux operating system” iet.ucdavis.edu “A definition of software that includes freely available access to source code, redistribution, modification, and derived works.” Opensource.org

Attributes of Open Source

Licenses are free Code can be updated, modified and contributed by anyone It is reliable and secure It is as functional and complete as any proprietary product Products cover all aspects of IT needs Office Automation Business/Industrial Automation Operating Systems & Infrastructure Networking, storage, and distribution It is available worldwide It is widely embraced and used by private, commercial, and governmental entities around the world

OpenPractice™

InfoSecure Open Systems & Solutions provides the OpenPractice^TM, a suite of secure and reliable solutions and services merging voice and data applications across trusted networks using Open-source technology and applications.

The OpenPractice^TM enable solutions covering all of the aspects of IT needs including Office, Business, and Industrial Automation.

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