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Open source government with Red Hat’s Dave Egts? (VIDEO)

By David Stegon

November 21, 2012

Dave Egts, the Principal Architect for U.S. Public Sector at Red Hat, discusses the latest in open source trends in this interview with FedScoopTV.

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