Re: [OS:N:] RE: N:] open source market share

["Jeremiah T. Moree" <moreejt pcxperience com>]

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i think the sig you refer to is defunct

Christine wrote:
> We have a marketing sig that had as a "todo" to do trending info and case
> studies. I'm not sure how far they were or if its still "on the list."
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> Send email to marketing sluug org (you may have to subscribe first.)
>
> --christine
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> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Steve MacGregor [SMTP:steve macgregor ddfoundation org]
> Sent:	Friday, November 08, 2002 4:31 AM
> To:	open source now list
> Subject:	[OS:N:] open source market share
>
> I am looking for some trend data on the increase in use or market share
> of open source software/technologies over the past five years, and
> projections of market share over the coming five years.
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> Similarly, I need to determine if there are any organizations or
> companies engaged in tracking the market share of open source
> technologies.
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> Any help on these matters would most certainly be appreciated.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Steve MacGregor
>
> President
> The Digital Development Foundation, Inc.
> steve macgregor ddfoundation org
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