 |
login | about this portal | all topics | my gateway | bulgarian | |
 |
|||
Home All topicsICT for developmentOpen Source |
|||
 |
 | all resources(11) |
| Event(4) | |
| Highlight(1) | |
| In focus(2) | |
| Articles(1) | |
| Official Documents(1) | |
| Organizations(2) |
 | Association for Information Security The Association for Information Security (ISECA) is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to educate and promote a high standard of professionalism in the area of information security. It aims to increase public and business-sector awareness of information security issues, and to serve as the de-facto representative body for information security professionals and protect their interests. ISECA is headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria. Contributed by: Nikolay Nedyalkov Add your comment | See other people comments (0) |
| Eastern Europeans - world’s worst software pirates EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - Eastern Europeans are the world's worst software pirates, with an average 71% of software used in companies never being paid for, according to a Business Software Alliance's (BSA) annual survey on global software piracy. The study published today, 3 June, shows that standards in Eastern Europe have improved over the last eight years, but that still no country in the region is above the rates in Western Europe. The worst countries in the East are Russia and Ukraine with piracy rates of 89%. Contributed by: Любомир Харизанов Add your comment | See other people comments (0) |
| Bulgarian Free Software Society The official site of the newly founded Bulgarian Free Software Society aiming at disseminating information, ideas and expertise about use of open source software in Bulgaria and the world. Contributed by: Георги Апостолов Add your comment | See other people comments (0) |
| Pooling Open Source Software The EU IDA (Interchange of Data between Afdninistrations) Programme has released the results of an independent study on promoting the re-use of software owned by public administrations. The study recommends the creation of a software clearing house to which administrations can "donate" software. This facility, which would concentrate on applications specific for the needs of the public sector, could encourage the replication of good practice in eGovernment services. Contributed by: Георги Апостолов Add your comment | See other people comments (0) |
|
Terms and Conditions | Privacy | Editorial Policy | Contacts Development Gateway Foundation | Make this your Homepage |