Was Microsoft the Greatest Open Source Business of All Times?
Before you flame, take a look at this ad: This is a historic document that shows the exact moment when Microsoft began taking over the […]
Before you flame, take a look at this ad: This is a historic document that shows the exact moment when Microsoft began taking over the […]
Ten years ago we started with the (immodest?) goal of bringing open source to enterprise software. Today, there are even greater opportunities […]
Has online shopping become boring? Every website shows you grids of categories and products, with cross-sells and up-sells. Scroll down and you […]
What do you say when people ask, “Why do you do your job?” Is it a mix of I’ve-done-it-for-years, I’m-good-at-it, and it-makes-me-money? […]
When we started opentaps nine years ago, our goal was to create great business software from open source. And have we ever! […]
If you’ve ever thought, “There’s got to be a better way,” take a look at opentaps CRM2. The new opentaps CRM2 takes […]
Ever wonder how people really connect these days? Here are the numbers: Emails: 182.9 billion per day Text: 6 billion (Note: this […]
How well is software meeting the needs of today’s businesses? Let’s take a look at the numbers: Amazing, isn’t it? As great […]
We’re looking for developers who’d like to work with on server-side Node.JS, client-side Javascript/CSS/HTML5, and MongoDB database back end applications. If this […]
There’s an interesting article in The Wall Street Journal about Big Data in Manufacturing. Manufacturers are now leveraging sensors and scanners throughout […]
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