The challenge of integrating open-source and proprietary applications as part of a European-funded pilot project

Jacques Thévenot; Laurent Schumacher; Geoffrey Miche; Nathalie Dagorn; Tomas Pitner; Luc Vandenabeele; Hervé Rizzi

The challenge of integrating open-source and proprietary applications as part of a European-funded pilot project

Jacques Thévenot, Laurent Schumacher, Geoffrey Miche, Nathalie Dagorn, Tomas Pitner, Luc Vandenabeele, Hervé Rizzi

Faculty of Computer Science

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Abstract

This paper discusses the integration of open-source and proprietary software in the framework of a European-funded pilot project. It simultaneously describes the topic of the project, the development of an integrated solution enabling to easily produce audiovisual content for Vocational Education and Training, the benefits the end-users enjoy thanks to the proposed solution, and the internal working procedures of the consortium, including the pros and cons of the selected groupware and the means to take users' opinions into account during an iterative prototyping process.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	12th International Conference of the Association Information and Management 2007, AIM 2007
Publication status	Published - 2007

Keywords

open-source
knowledge transfer
lifelong learning
training
public relations
consortium
integration
proprietary
end-user
communication
groupware

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12th International Conference of the Association Information and Management 2007, AIM 2007. 2007.

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