Open source gives agencies the ability to improve digital services faster, more securely while protecting against the perils of vendor lock-in.

Open source is here to stay: Here’s how to deal with it. Compiled by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, Editor-in-Chief, Practical Technology and Chris Lindquist What is open source?

Open-source software solutions are easier to integrate with other typical data tools in a company, such as orchestration tools, which should save a lot of time for the engineering data team.

Open-source continues to grow as a trend right across the globe, says Olivier Thierry, chief marketing officer (CMO) at Zimbra, a commercial open-source solutions provider.

One of the biggest draws of moving to open-source software is the cost-cutting and freedom it provides. I, like many others, ...

Rocket® Open AppDev for Z is an open-source DevOps solution providing services and support for over 20 open-source languages and tools—including Git®, Python®, cURL and Bash—that enable the ...

Companies have begun to use open source integration solutions in their critical projects. When compared with commercial integration solutions, the feature coverage of these open source tools ...

The world of artificial intelligence (AI) is divided into two main camps: open-source AI and corporate AI. Both have their unique advantages and applications, while their progress and competitiveness ...

When properly supported, open source software can spark innovation, accelerate social good, and ultimately help change the world.

From verifying quality of incoming data to improving existing data quality, open-source data quality solutions can benefit your organization.

Open source and proprietary software each come with their own sets of pros and cons. Here are some to keep in mind when making software purchasing decisions.

This becomes a real challenge for open source solutions. Often, when new solutions have been introduced to market, deployment was met with end-user opposition. When the first prevalent open source ...