
To build a platform where-by we can enable India, and Asia, to lead in
the development and adoption of Open Source software solutions.
What started off as LinuxAsia in 2003, got renamed to Open Source India
in 2008. The change in name reflected the increased maturity of the
open source business model, and the growing popularity of the open
source phenomenon in India.
India's premier open source conference - Open Source India - used to be
held every spring in New Delhi. Open Source India had become a dynamic
meeting ground for leaders from the international community and the
Indian government, industry, enterprise users, academia and open source
community.
Open Source India is organised by the 'Forum for Open Source Initiatives in India' or FOSII (pronounced foss-eye).
FOSII comprises individuals from various walks of the Linux/OSS
ecosystem including the industry, academia, media, government, users
and the developer community. What binds them together is their deep
interest in driving innovation in and adoption of open source
principles, practices and software in India.
The whole idea of OSI Days got invented because of the need to -
Promote usage of Open Source platforms and tools for software development
Update software developers with the latest trends, technologies and best practices from the open source world
Accelerate implementation of Open Source powered IT solutions
Equip IT managers with latest open source solutions and best practices
Target Audience
The 2009 edition has a strong flavor of technology in itthus the
addition of the word "Tech Days". The target audience of OSI Tech Days
09 will be (1) IT Managers and (2) Software Developers, who in turn
will represent the needs of Indias varied industry segments. Do
remember to check out the schedule of the events to help you plan your
days.
Passes
Kindly contact us at
sayantan.pal@efyindia.com for the details on the passes available.
For more details, check out www.osidays.com
Organized by Linux For youThe first issue of the magazine had hit the stands in February 2003. Since then, it has been catering to newbies, power-users,
administrators, developers and those belonging to the IT industry. Its
main goal is to enhance the return on investment (RoI) for
organisations by deploying Linux (or open-source) solutions. The
magazine is accompanied by a FREE CD, which carries source code,
white-papers, software tools, Linux distributions, and even games. The
magazine aims at providing complete solution for deployment of Linux.
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