BookSprint: Thinking about the non-profit technology space
22 May
Posted by tkrag as Free Software, Me, Wireless, blogs, non-profit
5 years of wireless wizardry, a very successful book project, some time out as a linux enterprise consultant, some time spent combining my technology skills with my interest in africa, and a good 6 months mostly hanging out with the future. I’m now spending a lot of time thinking about what the next 2 years [...]
Questions:Startup or Job? Poor and excited or well-payed and constrained? Keywords: Free Software / Linux / Green IT / Mgmt / Evangelism / Developing world / Training Idea 1: Linux Training Company for Enterprise Linux training (Danish Market). Using freelancers to provide kick-ass linux enterprise training to the danish market. Probably with some attempt at [...]
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