As briefly outlined in a previous post Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa, the example of four years before his friend and colleague, Hugo Chavez, authorizes, by act presidential use of Free Software in Public Administration
By Decree 1014 of April 10, 2008, is implemented, so a gradual migration to free software and opportunities to use technology "open" in Public Administration. This opens the way for the bodies of Central Government, after a massive training and information, can then install and use open standards and leverage as a result of development opportunities tailored to the needs of the public apparatus, a factor made available by the 4 freedoms of free software. A step forward for the Ecuadorian government that gathers more and more to other Latin American states in the fight against economic ethics and proprietary software. A point of that decree, unlike the Venezuelan Presidential Decree N ° 3390 of December 28, 2004 , it remains questionable in the context of interpretation: Article 4 allows the use of proprietary software only when there is by the free software, a solution that meets the needs requested, or when there is a risk to national security, or when the computer project is in ritorno.Viene marked a point of no further attention to the purely economic aspect of this migration. Finally
There is no evidence or mention of the expected duration of the process of migration to Free Software, which instead decreed in Venezuelan counterpart Decree (implementation of the agreed points in twenty-four months). In my opinion, therefore, a prudent step forward, one of Correa ...
By Decree 1014 of April 10, 2008, is implemented, so a gradual migration to free software and opportunities to use technology "open" in Public Administration. This opens the way for the bodies of Central Government, after a massive training and information, can then install and use open standards and leverage as a result of development opportunities tailored to the needs of the public apparatus, a factor made available by the 4 freedoms of free software. A step forward for the Ecuadorian government that gathers more and more to other Latin American states in the fight against economic ethics and proprietary software. A point of that decree, unlike the Venezuelan Presidential Decree N ° 3390 of December 28, 2004 , it remains questionable in the context of interpretation: Article 4 allows the use of proprietary software only when there is by the free software, a solution that meets the needs requested, or when there is a risk to national security, or when the computer project is in ritorno.Viene marked a point of no further attention to the purely economic aspect of this migration. Finally
There is no evidence or mention of the expected duration of the process of migration to Free Software, which instead decreed in Venezuelan counterpart Decree (implementation of the agreed points in twenty-four months). In my opinion, therefore, a prudent step forward, one of Correa ...
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