How the “Open Source Big 3” Want to Advance Open Source in Public Administration Together
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Berlin, Munich and Dortmund formed the “Open Source Big 3” to promote use of open-source software in local government. The panel presents current initiatives and planned projects from those cities (e.g., municipal open-source programs and cooperation structures) and discusses options for deeper inter-city collaboration to advance open-source adoption in administration.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:14Initiative goals
- 3:42Berlin's open source past
- 8:36Dortmund's open source past
- 11:0212 years in Dortmund
- 16:58Berlin setbacks and progress
- 21:13Berlin open source center
- 27:30Dortmund coordination office
- 33:27Three cities collaboration
- 39:45Outlook and wishes
- 48:31Specialized procedures and open source
- 53:05Summary and thanks
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