10. 12. 2014 NetEye Blog Admin NetEye

Open Source Conference 2014 – Milano

Anche quest’ anno abbiamo partecipato alla Open Source Conference che si è svolta il 26 novembre a Milano.

Georg Kostner presenta alla Open Source Conference di Milano

Georg Kostner ha delineato nel suo intervento i punti di forza di una strategia basata su tecnologie Open Source, per la gestione dei servizi informatici, rispondendo ai seguenti questiti:

  • Quali sono le caratteristiche tecniche e come si è evoluto il mondo delle applicazioni Open Source?
  • Quali sono i vantaggi tecnologici per un’azienda interessata a investire in soluzioni Open Source?
  • Perché oggi le soluzioni Open Sources sono un’opportunità?

Se desiderate approfondire tale tematica, potete rivedere la nostra presentazione o contattarci direttamente.

Persone interessate alle nostre soluzioni di IT System & Service Management NetEye, NetEye Real User Experience e EriZone avevano la possibilità di incontrare i nostri Key Account Managers responsabili per le diverse aree d’Italia.

Il team Würth Phoenix alla Open Source Conference di Milano

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