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VIDEO: Howard County Libraries to go all Open Source this year
VIDEO: Howard County Libraries to go all Open Source this year


The head of the IT department for Howard County, Amy DeGroff,  recently made a presentation at the Computers In Libraries 2008  conference earlier this week, about her system's use of Open Source  and the fact that as of Sept. 2008 the Howard County Libraries will  be nearly 100% Open Source throughout all their computers -- staff,  customers and databases.  She talked about the project management of  converting to Open Source.

You can view her 15-minute presentation here:

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