portal http://www.treasury.gov.my/
case study
http://knowledge.oscc.org.my/practice-areas/government/2008-oss-case-studies/32.perkasa-mof.pdf/view
united nations e-government survey 2008: malaysia ranked 17
http://www.unpan.org/egovkb/global_reports/08report.htm
Although the majority of the count
Brothers,
How do relate cost factor versus OSS? Trying not to be an a** here but
looking at business model it is more less the same as those proprietary. But
I do agreed with you that by the end of the day is how would you convince
the decisions makers. is it safe for me to say that 90% of the OSS
Who leads the internal team? We should have him on OSCONF.
Azrul
On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Kamal Fariz wrote:
> Which portal would that be? Gov.my?
>
>
> On 22-Dec-2009, at 3:06 PM, Raja Iskandar Shah
> wrote:
>
> well, i have more news to scare the shit out of the vendors
>
> the numbe
Which portal would that be? Gov.my?
On 22-Dec-2009, at 3:06 PM, Raja Iskandar Shah
wrote:
well, i have more news to scare the shit out of the vendors
the number 1 government portal in malaysia was implemented inhouse by the
agency. this included the cms and load balancing - handling 1 million h
Indeed that is good news
Eric
On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 3:06 PM, Raja Iskandar Shah wrote:
> well, i have more news to scare the shit out of the vendors
>
> the number 1 government portal in malaysia was implemented inhouse by the
> agency. this included the cms and load balancing - handling
well, i have more news to scare the shit out of the vendors
the number 1 government portal in malaysia was implemented inhouse by the
agency. this included the cms and load balancing - handling 1 million hits.
rated top by mdec. and rated highly in the world by united nations. that i
would call a
Gotta start at the school and tertiary levels. Most of the lecturers will
only know how to code with MS technologies.
Linux Varsiti is a good attempt but there needs to be a more centralised and
concerted attempt.
As for Govt, well they will just outsource (good news for service
providers!). If n
Red1,
It will scare the sh*t of those bureaucrats to get feedback from the rakyat.
Same reason why Warkah for PM site went down so soon. They just couldn't
handle the truth; or more appropriately the volume of the truth
The Pau lady, nothing bad to say about that coz it was genuinely a good
r
One good idea is to do what the main trunk of the govt is doing - hold
an exhibition of your NKRAs and explain to the crowd so that it
reflects the excitement as it should. Otherwise we have to depend on
the 5,000 per day 'pau' lady.
Come to think of it why didn't the govt allow open blogging
ooopppss... sorry tertinggal.
the other reason for oss:
1. repo : why go to website, download software then double-click ? when a
person can simply apt-get or yum on one line ? and it automatically checks
for all dependencies ! or set-up your own repo server, and update hundreds
of se
current experience with 2 ministries in putrajaya
ministry #1 - tender specifically requests for oss. besides cost, the
purpose is not to be locked down with licensing. and they can share with the
6 agencies under them.
ministry #2 - already knew what feature was needed and required oss so that
t
Brian,
I am sure he does. Since I was in R&D and now in Training, I never really
got around looking at the numbers properly.
Although I can never attest to its authenticity (or otherwise), from my
experience dealing with agencies, there is seems to be a genuine interest in
FOSS.
As mentioned, I
Eric,
I am sure we can get Kaeru to revert on this if it is indeed his figures.
Kaeru has a good sense of economics based on our previous encounters so I am
sure he has a valid source if so.
On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 4:25 PM, Eric Yeoh wrote:
> Brian,
>
> A lot of the stuff are plucked from kae
Brian,
A lot of the stuff are plucked from kaeru's figures...maybe it's time to ask
how he arrived at those numbers.
Eric
On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 1:35 PM, BRIAN RITCHIE wrote:
> Azrul,
>
> Great point raised in the last paragraph about more relevant studies. Do
> we have a detailed before an
Azrul,
Couldn't agree more.
However, there are business rules we apply here to get the numbers.
Installing a single instance of OO.o really doesn't even register on our
radar. We are looking at the very least one FOSS stack on the back end.
Yeah one might not be much in a data centre of maybe a
Azrul,
Great point raised in the last paragraph about more relevant studies. Do
we have a detailed before and after statistic on this out of curiosity ?
On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Azrul Hasni MADISA wrote:
> I promise myself not to bitch too much but this is such a troll bait, I
> have t
I promise myself not to bitch too much but this is such a troll bait, I have
to bite.
Disclaimer: I'm not trying to belittle OSCC here, it's just that I believe
that claims must be backed by facts, not just some numbers plucked from the
air (maybe the facts are there that I just couldn't find it,
Better bitch about our own country then pitch for the world. :)
The world is taking notice of us > http://www.opensource.org/node/489
Open Source Progress in Malaysia
Thu,
2009-11-05 07:57 — Michael Tiemann
Here are some stunning facts that were published
at the end of July in Malaysia:
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