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Free software: working together

Avoiding headaches and lawsuits by working together with free software

Albert Witteveen
2005-05-21
Mind set | Intermediate
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Small companies often have to work together; however, nobody wants the headache of contracts, failed promises or deception. Free software allows small companies to work together without these risks, and enables them to create amazing software like WebGUI.

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