Open Source as a Catalyst for Change in Closed Source Companies / Andrew Aitken

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This panel discussion will address how closed source companies use the open source ethos to energize their companies and change how they relate to their customers, partners and employees. Presented by Microsoft, AOL and Yahoo!

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