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India Adopts Open Source Software To Strengthen The Tech Sector Despite...
By 2025, OOS is predicted to generate revenues of $350-400 billion and contribute to the cost-cutting, security, and dependability improvements of enterprise software.
The Indian...
A New Job Portal Dedicated To Open Source Jobs Is Now...
There are numerous job portals for technologists online. Dice, The Ladders, and Crunchboard are among them. However, while there are open-source applications for job...
Choose the Job You Should Be Skilled For in 2020
Even as India’s colleges and technical institutes churn out graduates by the hundreds, they often lack the requisite skills. Hence, many of them remain...
Getting Started with Big Data Analytics on OpenStack with Your Own...
ETL jobs are very common, with IT organisations handling very large data sets. Executing an ETL workflow on OpenStack infrastructure with just a few...
Evolving Careers and Skills in the IT Industry
IT professionals must keep learning and reinvent continuously to stay in demand in the fast-changing job market.
The Indian IT industry is going through testing...
Jobs are aplenty for people with expertise in open source technologies!
Dr Mendus Jacob, managing director and CEO of IPSR.
Although South India has an edge when it comes to the adoption of open source technology,...
PiCloud — An Easy Way To the Cloud
This article provides an introduction to PiCloud, a cloud computing solution.
There are three components to PiCloud:
PiCloud refers to the cloud computing infrastructure provided by...
Linux Certifications Hot or Not?
Industry stalwarts share their views on the importance of Linux and FOSS certifications.
While Linux is gaining popularity at a fast pace, related certifications are...
FreedomYUG: Don’t Sell Your Love Cheap
How to Successfully Earn a Living with FOSS -- Part 3
Don't take it -- a job that allows you to do what you love.
For...
Laid Off? Why Apply for a New Job When You Can...
The broader picture: freedom software can turn an engineer into a CEO.
