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“Госуслуги.Open”. Does government really need open source projects?

Open source IT projects become more and more trending nowadays. In this report I’ll share our experience of developing and marketing of open source project for state departments and offer the audience to discuss the results we got and decide does government really need open source projects?

Presentation would be useful for:

business owners and project managers who engaged in open source projects for government structures
all who cares of open source projects and…

19 Votes: I’m interested!

Mikhail Ostrogorskiy

DITA-based approach to requirements authoring

Word processing tools have poor functionality for requirements management. Requirements management systems are complicated, expensive, and produce ugly deliverables. DITA is the answer. The purpose of this lecture is to show how to use DITA as an authoring tool with good requirement management capabilities.

12 Votes: I’m interested!

Aleksei Kopytov

MySQL’s Strengths for High-Loaded Systems

These days many developers and DBAs have to deal with multiple databases. Knowing strengths and weaknesses of each database product becomes an increasingly important skill.

In the web market there is a lot of interest in comparative analysis of the two most popular open source databases: MySQL and PostgreSQL. The PostgreSQL community shows an estimable activity to highlight PostgreSQL’s strength and MySQL’s weaknesses.

In this talk we will discuss the other side of…