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Srijan’s Corporate presentation
Posted by: Rahul Dewan on: May 16, 2009
Here comes our corporate presentation covering our important TYPO3 and Drupal projects and development processes.
Drupal themes vs TYPO3 templating
Posted by: ssrahman on: February 5, 2009
This is a first draft presentation we prepared which talks about Drupal theme advantages versus TYPO3 templating practices. We’re working on a more detailed version of this to cover code aspects as well. Stay tuned! See the presentation (PDF).
The Case for Drupal– Why the Open Source CMS is Well-Suited for a Medical Academic Library
Posted by: Rahul Dewan on: May 28, 2008
We came across this brilliant presentation as a case for Drupal, specifically to be used in institutions and in libraries: http://www.vimeo.com/991273. This has a comparison between the proprietary CMS Fatwire and Drupal.
There is a brief intro to Apache Solr working with Drupal including some sites where it is in production. We’re looking to use the [...]
O3spaces – wotsit all about then?
Posted by: unclepeej on: April 30, 2008
O3spaces: what and why.
Digital Resource Management and Information Outreach : A CSE Case Study
Posted by: Rahul Dewan on: January 31, 2008
I was invited to make a presentation on “Digital Resource Management and Information Outreach” to a group of of researchers, environment journalists and web content managers, attending a brief course at the Centre for Science and Environment’s (CSE) university.
The presentation was agreed to take CSE’s Environment Knowledge Portal initiative as a Case Study for the [...]
Making Websites Business Ready
Posted by: Rahul Dewan on: February 10, 2006
An article on how Indian businesses can get the most out of moving their websites to open source Content Management Systems, such as Typo3. The article has been published in BenefIT magazine, part of the Linux For You (LFY) publication group.
Read the article: Making Websites Business Ready
Read the published article in BenefIT magazine:
http://www.benefitmag.com/admin/issuepdf/Typo%203.pdf
Presentation on Open Source Software in Education at Digital Learning 2005
Posted by: Rahul Dewan on: October 14, 2005
I gave a presentation to a gathering of bueaucrats, government officials, reserchers, educationists and business leaders at Digital Learning 2005 and Conflux 2005 (e-Government conference), jointly organised by Centre for Science, Development and Media Studies (CSDMS), GIS Development, and Department of Information Technology, Government of India.
The presentation was met with an immense response from the [...]
Open Source Software in the Indian context
Posted by: Rahul Dewan on: June 10, 2005
As part of our initiatives in educating our customers, specifically, government, social and education sectors we have prepared this list of Questions and Answers on Open Source software.
Our objective is to shed some of the concerns that customers have in taking pioneering initiatives in adoption of Open Source software.
It is indeed our mission to help [...]
Open Source: Towards a self-reliant India
Posted by: Rahul Dewan on: October 23, 2004
This presentation was delivered by us at the Annual Convention of Department of Economics, University of Delhi
This was part of our ongoing initiative in educating government, educational institutions, social not-for-profit (NGO) organisations and small-medium enterprises on the benefits of using Open Source technologies.
See the attached Presentation (PDF) :
23_oct_04_presentation_open_source_phdcc.pdf
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