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		<title>Open Source vs. Closed Source Software: The Great Debate</title>
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1) Open Source Software
Open source software can be defined as software distributed under a licensing agreement which allows the source code (computer code) to be shared, viewed and modified by other users and organisations.
Cost
Open source software is free. This is a huge draw card, and if your in-house capabilities are such that you are able [...]]]></description>
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In today’s business world which uses IT for its optimal and non-stop functioning, a database is something which any organization will not run without. Speedy business needs has made database an absolute requirement.  This has given rise to a numerous software solution providers or database developers. As their number increases, so is the competition between [...]]]></description>
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		<title>MySQL Founder Monty Widenius On What to Expect Next</title>
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