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| A: Open computing is the philosophical principle that describes architecture and technology procurement policies and practices that align IT with the principles of "openness" by ensuring interoperability with open standards.
The principles and benefits of "openness" include choice, flexibility, speed to market, agility, and the availability of skilled resources. Open computing is built on a foundation of community innovation, and uses open standards and open architecture. Open source can be a good way of implementing open computing, along with private source and mixed open/private source solutions. |
New members
neha sangwan — Registred 2010-07-14 Yogesh Solanke — Registred 2010-05-11 
abhishek rohatgi — Registred 2009-11-26
