10. 12. 2014 NetEye Blog Admin Events, NetEye, Service Management

Open Source Conference 2014 Milan: A Short Review

Also this year we took part in the new edition of the Open Source Conference, which took place the 26th november at Milan.

Georg Kostner presenting at the Open Source Conference at Milano

Georg Kostner held his speech about IT System Management as strategic asset to improve the IT efficiency.

During his speech Georg answered questions as:

  • What are the technical characteristics and how did the world of Open Source applications evolved over the last years?
  • What are technological and financial advantages for companies interested in investing in Open Source solutions?
  • Why are Open Source solutions considered as an oppertunity for various types of companies?

If you are interested in this topic, you can have an insight to Georg’s presentation.

Moreover, people interested in our solutions NetEye, NetEye Real User Experience and EriZone had the possibility to directly talk to our team.

Team Würth Phoenix Open Source Conference Milan

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