Catching up with Pia Waugh

Created by Stuart Yeates (University of Oxford) on February 21, 2006

Yesterday we had a visit from a fellow antipodean, Pia Waugh, who works for ASK OSS. It turns out that ASK OSS is a very similar servcie to OSS Watch, but for the Australia, rather than the UK.

The Australian Service for Knowledge of Open Source Software (ASK-OSS) provides a national focal point for advice, management, governance, storage and dissemination of open source software (OSS) for research and higher education. ASK-OSS provides unbiased, pragmatic guidance on: selection of appropriate OSS for research; choosing appropriate OSS licenses; management/governance for OSS development; and storage and community development of OSS.

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		Catching up with Pia Waugh Created by Stuart Yeates (University of Oxford) on February 21, 2006 Yesterday we had a visit from a fellow antipodean, Pia Waugh, who works for ASK OSS. It turns out that ASK OSS is a very similar servcie to OSS Watch, but for the Australia, rather than the UK. The Australian Service for Knowledge of Open Source Software (ASK-OSS) provides a national focal point for advice, management, governance, storage and dissemination of open source software (OSS) for research and higher education. ASK-OSS provides unbiased, pragmatic guidance on: selection of appropriate OSS for research; choosing appropriate OSS licenses; management/governance for OSS development; and storage and community development of OSS. ASK OSS \| Australia \| Open Source \| Pia Waugh Stuart's blog Login or register to post comments 3524 reads
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