Are you sure that the "Open" isn't meant to apply to "source" as well as "standards"? Admittedly, it's a clumsy construction.
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Shouldn't you ask this the people who want you to implement it?
John Jai
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Tim you are right.... I missed that part of the presentation and while reading back the PPT I got this query.
I was just curious what it might mean...
* Leveraging open standards and open source based tools & technology
@ Mathew - I am appending the word open before source based tools - my understanding is that a technology that provides its source code to the users - such as Java, Linux... am I right?
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Tim Moores wrote:Shouldn't you ask this the people who want you to implement it?
Nope I am not going to implement... them and I missed this part of the presentation
John Jai wrote:@ Mathew - I am appending the word open before source based tools - my understanding is that a technology that provides its source code to the users - such as Java, Linux... am I right?
Close enough. To be open source they need not only to provide the source code, but to freely give permission to anyone to use and/or change it as they see fit.