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12/24/2008 Open source becomes paid software in 2009 by by Dave Rosenberg One of the biggest misconceptions in software is that open source equals free. The early commercial open-source vendors like MySQL and JBoss were able to build decent businesses on top of a license/support-only business model, but over time we've seen that approach become difficult to grow beyond a certain threshold.	12/16/2008 SplendidCRM Software Goes Live with Cost-Effective Software-as-a-Service by Tim Gray SplendidCRM Software has launched its Live Software-as-a-Service platform designed to provide cost-effective CRM services on an all-Microsoft 64-bit technology stack.
12/01/2008 SplendidCRM Launches Version 3.0 of Flagship Platform By Susan J. Campbell This latest release is being positioned as a milestone for SplendidCRM Software as it introduces the SplendidCRM Workflow Engine as a flagship feature in the new SplendidCRM Enterprise product.	10/10/2008 SplendidCRM Launches 2.1 on Mono/Linux By David Sims SplendidCRM Software, a vendor of Microsoft (News - Alert)-centric Customer Relationship Management (CRM) products for open-source use, has announced the launch of Version 2.1 of its flagship platform SplendidCRM on the Mono/Linux platform.
10/06/2008 Mono 2.0 lets .Net apps run on Linux By Paul Krill Mono 2.0, an open-source runtime enabling .Net-based applications to run on Linux, Mac OS X, and Unix, is being released Monday, featuring capabilities for a number of .Net technologies.	08/28/2008 3 Top Open Source CRM Solutions By Samuel Dean If you and web workers you collaborate with have been considering using customer relationship management (CRM) software, it makes sense to look not just at proprietary solutionis such as Salesforce.com, but at open source solutions. Open source CRM solutions are now very competitive with proprietary alternatives. Over on the OStatic blog, we just rounded up some good tools to consider.
08/26/2008 Open Source CRM Comes of Age By Sam Dean Few categories of open source software have seen so much solid teamwork and rapid development as customer relationship software (CRM) projects. As evidenced by huge proprietary players such as Salesforce.com, CRM implemented on the web as an on-demand tool for teams of co-workers also creates substantial business efficiencies. If you have a business and haven't looked into some of the top open source CRM offerings lately, here's a look at what you can start doing.	07/10/2008 Open Source's New Frontier By Bob Violino By now, every CIO should be aware of the enterprise potential of Linux and other popular open-source software offerings. But the number and breadth of open-source projects has increased steadily over the years, and organizations can apply these tools to virtually any type of business process.
07/02/2008 CIO Magazine: Open Source CRM Delivers More Control, Less Cost By Bill Snyder A good CRM package does you no good if employees aren't willing to use it. Case in point: IMA Financial Group, a medium-sized financial services company based in Wichita, Kansas. IMA had installed a commercial customer relationship management system that "was flexible and configurable and attractive on the front end," says business processes manager Jennifer Hallam.	06/02/2008 Silverlight, AJAX and PDF Invoices Cement SplendidCRM as the Ideal CRM Platform By CRM News Desk SplendidCRM announced the launch of Version 2.1 of its flagship platform SplendidCRM. The new Silverlight graphs provide SplendidCRM developers with the ability to create and customize graphs. Extended AJAX support provides the CRM user with a more natural experience.
03/26/2008 Report: Subscriptions to Surge for Open-Source Licensing By Karen D. Schwartz One out of five applications will be licensed by subscription within five years, respondents said, thanks to goodies such as remote management, security monitoring and more.