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The Aastra 6739i, a new member of the carrier-grade, open-standards based 67xi SIP portfolio, brings leading edge communications technology to the desktop in a stylish global design. Featuring a 5.7” full color high resolution VGA touch screen display, the 6739i offers an intuitive graphical user interface, touch screen softkeys, full duplex wideband audio speaker and handset, dedicated LED indicators, builtin bluetooth interface and a USB port. The 6739i also is equipped with multiple headset connection options, support for up to nine lines with call appearances, dual Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces and extensive call management capabilities.

What do Linux, Open Office, Apache, Pidgin, php, sugarCRM, Google chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Thunderbird and VLC media player have in common ? They are all open source software (OSS).

What Is Open Source?

Open source is basically the right users have regarding software to use, study, and change and improve its design through the availability of its source code. Open source software (OSS) often meets the requirements of the Open Source Definition. Used by the Open Source Initiative the definition is used to determine whether or not a software license can be considered open source. Most notably the software being programmed and developed following this principle is free.

vTiger CRM leverages the benefits of Open Source software and adds more value to the end-users by providing many enterprise features, such as Sales force Automation, customer support & service, marketing automation, inventory management, multiple database support, security management, product customization, calendaring, E-mail integration, add-ons, and others.

If you’re tired of buggy performance from your current over-priced word processor, spreadsheet or presentation application, or just don’t want to pay exorbitant licensing fees for bloated, unstable software, here are a couple of alternatives that won’t cost you a dime.

A radical change is resulting in ever strengthening momentum to Opensource software use.  Most importantly, this beneficial change is happening in significant numbers not only here in the United States, but through out the world.

Why?

Ultimately, cost savings is one key factor.  The other primary factor is freedom from licensing dominance that occurs in any non-Opensource environment.  Linux is enabling large and small corporations world wide to end one of their most significant overhead costs with relative ease.  Although a Microsoft sponsored study suggested that Linux is still too immature to realize true cost savings, reality doesn't support this.  More companies today are migrating to Linux from other Operating Systems than ever before in history.  No matter what some statistics try to convey, few are persuaded by the strange notion that Linux costs more.

All this having been said, this article is a brief summary of many dialogues and migrations I've personally been part of in order to help those who may be evaluating Linux for their small business

Telecommuting could save companies $10,000 per year per employee and save employees several thousand dollars a year, according to a new report.

Telecommuting (aka teleworking or workshifting), if you haven't heard of it, is where employees work from home or some other location rather than in a company office. A new report titled Workshifting Benefits: The Bottom Line [PDF] finds that telecommuting could save companies over $10,000 per employee per year (assuming employees telecommute half-time and from home, which is approximately the national average for those who currently do so).

Expanding these findings out to the country as a whole, US companies could save over $400 billion a year.

These savings come from "increased productivity, reduced facility costs, lowered absenteeism, and reduced turnover."