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Source: Open Source Days - Posted by Anthony Pell   
Open Source Days is the largest open source conference in the Nordic area. It's your opportunity to meet, share, and learn from professional open source experts.

How to convince your boss

Open Source Days has made several great alliances over the years. Friday March 5th a CMS track is organized together with DrupalDK, a whole day about using Open Office in the public sector is organized together with OSL.dk, and a Perl workshop during March 6th is organized with the PerlMongers users group. The friday night party is a collaboration with the developer competition Nokia Open 2010. These interesting contributions are part of the conference, and open to all attendees.

You have the opportunity to meet many companies both working with and providing the foremost open source solutions for your business. Improve productivity and get cost effective solutions at Open Source Days 2010.

Open Source Days is a great chance to gain inspiration, but also to reflect and evaluate how open source might improve your business and technical side of your life. And ofcourse the conference also is a great chance to expand your professional network

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