30. 05. 2012 Arianna Cunaccia NetEye

The reasons of the Open Source large adoption – Interview with Jeffrey Hammond – Principal Analyst at Forrester Research

“We’ve seen that Open Source has been used more and more by organizations. IT monitoring tools in particular are strongly adopted in Europe ” commented Jeffrey Hammond, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, in his interview.

If you’re interested in knowing more about Open Source and the reasons of its large adoption in the past years, watch the video below.

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