OSI board goes international
Computerworld: “OSI [Open Source Initiative] has expanded the size of its board from five to nine members and added representatives from the Netherlands, Brazil, Sri Lanka and Taiwan.” According to the article, OSI is hoping that the non-Americans can help bring new perspectives to problem-solving in the organization.
April 4, 2005 | Archived in Globalization
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