NetEye and EriZone at the Open Source Conference in Padua
Yesterday we took part in the Open Source Conference held in Padua. Andrea, during his speech, outlined the strengths of an Open Source strategy for the IT services management through the adoption of NetEye and EriZone. The IT System & Service Management solutions presented during the event represent a real opportunity for the evolution of the ICT in the company, becoming a real strategic assets.
If you wish to explore this topic you can view Andrea’s keynote at the following link:
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