Red Hat’s Gunnar Hellekson talks open source

September 10, 2014

Gunnar Hellekson, chief strategist for the public sector at Red Hat, discusses with FedScoop TV the benefits of open source technology and how it can lower the cost of government.

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

And Red Hat can show agencies the way to drive a cycle of innovative business transformation through its Open Innovation Labs.

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