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| Describe PaulSchulz/NotForProfitDocumentation here. | == Aim == Create a collection of presentations, case studies and resources for using and promoting Ubuntu and FLOSS software in Not-For-Profit and community organisations. Status: Part of Ubuntu Australia Documentation Project / Ongoing Started: Mon, 8 May 2006 In particular, if you have any case studies or arguments of why using Ubuntu makes sense for Not-For-Profit organisations, please let me know. Create a Wiki page with the details, and add the link here. == Outline == Why Free and Open Source Software for your organisation? * Do more * No licence fees * Use as much or as little as you need * You spend your money on what you decide you need * The local economy grows sustainably * Do less * Worrying about your ICT systems * Migration * Unscheduled downtime * Software Training * Help others * Free to distribute * Introducing Linux to others is easy * Distribution resources are available (Free CDROM's) * Freedom to use * Software become yours * Use as you see fit * There are no restrictions on how you can use you software * No lockins, no false promises. * Recommend Linux to your clients? * Your business tools can be their business tools as well |
Aim
Create a collection of presentations, case studies and resources for using and promoting Ubuntu and FLOSS software in Not-For-Profit and community organisations.
Status: Part of Ubuntu Australia Documentation Project / Ongoing
Started: Mon, 8 May 2006
In particular, if you have any case studies or arguments of why using Ubuntu makes sense for Not-For-Profit organisations, please let me know. Create a Wiki page with the details, and add the link here.
Outline
Why Free and Open Source Software for your organisation?
* Do more
- No licence fees
- Use as much or as little as you need
- You spend your money on what you decide you need
- The local economy grows sustainably
* Do less
- Worrying about your ICT systems
- Migration
- Unscheduled downtime
- Software Training
* Help others
- Free to distribute
- Introducing Linux to others is easy
- Distribution resources are available (Free CDROM's)
* Freedom to use
- Software become yours
- Use as you see fit
- There are no restrictions on how you can use you software
- No lockins, no false promises.
* Recommend Linux to your clients?
- Your business tools can be their business tools as well
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