Open Source Observatory May & June 2017

23 Jun 2017 1 min read

The Open Source Observatory (OSOR.eu) articles I wrote and published for the European Commission in May & June 2017.

Swedish policy makers want end to IT vendor lock-in	Galicia continues promotion of free software
Swedish public administrations have to get rid of IT vendor lock-in, members of parliament and key government representatives agree.	The autonomous region of Galicia will continue to encourage the use of free and open source software solutions.
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Italian municipality calls for sharing of IT solutions `[Italy]`
Norway register shares dataset tools as open source `[Norway]`
UK’s Bolton hospital extends OpenEyes patient record system `[United Kingdom]`
Galicia to add 70 libraries to its Koha system `[Spain]`
Arles publishes vaccination management tool `[France]`
Swedish towns pool resources for school standards `[Sweden]`
Poland court: govt source code does not have to be made public `[Poland]`
Free software campaign signs up future French MPs `[France]`
Slovakia officially approves ICT standards guide `[Slovakia]`
Public sector turns to Discourse for citizen interaction `[Europe]`
Public sector benefits from LibreOffice bug hunting `[Europe]`
European Commission updates EUPL open source licence `[Spain]`