Red Hat Emergent’s Daniel Climo on what industry can learn from government’s open source use

December 16, 2013

Daniel Climo, director of sales at Red Hat Emergent, talks in this FedScoopTV interview about what industry can learn from how the government is using open source.

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Open source can spark innovative business transformation in government, Red Hat leaders say

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Red Hat Emergent’s Daniel Climo on what industry can learn from government’s open source use

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