The French advocacy organisation for free software and open standards April welcomes the French Prime Minister’s call to ministers to ensure the widespread use of free and open formats in the Public Administration (PA...
On 7 June 2011, the Portuguese Open Source Business Association (Associação de Empresas de Software Open Source Portuguesas - ESOP, in Portuguese) organised an event under the theme of ‘Open Source and Open Standards in...
The Administration of the Tagus Valley Hydrographical Region, Portugal, published on its website a case study about the application of an open source Geographic Information System (GIS) software for the management of...
The government of Paraguay has embarked on an ambitious project with the aim to implement on an exclusive basis open source software (OSS) in all government agencies in 2012.
The UK Land Registry has deployed an open source data management platform that aims to improve data integration at the organisation, and reinforce its business intelligence (BI) warehouse and project, it was announced...
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is working to develop an open source portal to give clinicians a single view of data held in its patient administration system (PAS) - the patient record and appointment tracking...
After nearly a year running as a pilot trial, an open source (OS) electronic patient record (EPR) system is due to be rolled out more widely at London's Moorfields Eye Hospital in November 2011.
Bill Aylward, a...
The City University London’s Centre for Health Informatics (CHI) launched Health Informatics research programme and policy challenge paper to identify how NHS information technology (IT) services can be improved and...
On 7 March 2011, the National Archives launched the newest version of Digital Record Object Identification (DROID), an open source, file-identification and digital data management tool for the public and private sectors...
On 7 January 2011, the US Government issued a memorandum instructing its information technology (IT) procurers not to discriminate on the basis of whether the software is proprietary, open source or mixed source, but to...