freedom
Freedom in IT is important, whether it's the sustainability of your document formats or the ability to customise your IT so it works and grows with you.
We take a step back and consider the long term picture.
Some solutions providers will recommend the products of their "partners" or will boast of being a certified supplier of one producer with little thought to the sustainability of the project. We take a step a back and consider the bigger, long term picture.
Consider this:
- How will the project fit in with your work in five or ten years?
- Will you be able to retrieve data in twenty years time?
- What level of future investment will be needed to make the solution grow with you?
- How will it interact with your other systems and procedures (and not just the IT ones)?
Read about our other founding principles of quality and fairness and how we achieve these through the use of free and open source software.
news
- RyansIOB demo available
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04 Mar 2010
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Category: Software
Due to popular demand, a demo of Ryan's In/Out board is now available on this site. See the project page for more details. Read on...
- RyansIOB v3 released
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26 Feb 2010
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Category: Software
Ryan's In/Out board version 3.0 is released today.
This is the latest upgrade in the intranet-based tool which modernises and enhances the traditional in/out slider boards found in offices of old. Find out where your colleagues are and when they'll be back with a single click. Fully customisable and easy to install and use.
Read on... - RyansEDS project pages have moved
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03 Feb 2010
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Category: Software
The project pages for Ryan's electronic diary sheet have moved to the Equitas site. Read on...
@equitas on Identi.ca 
equitas Seen on \. "crippling #Powerpoint will be a big regression - most ppl will present with the lights on, which will ruin my nap" :D
1 day ago from Choqok
equitas @fauno Well that would need to be in a script of some kind I guess as it's dependant upon outcome of previous umount command.
1 day ago from Choqok
equitas @fauno smbumount -f (forced) or smbumount -l (lazy umount). Not sure what you mean by "automatically"?
1 day ago from Choqok
equitas Overheard in office discussion: "The fundamental process is fundamentally different" - "Yes, but I'm not a fundamentalist!" :D
6 days ago from Choqok
equitas ANNOUNCE: Demo of Ryan's In/Out Board now available online http://is.gd/9G9ql
6 days ago from Choqok
