Linux in Business: Government
This page contains a list of references to commercial sites that make use of Linux to support their day-to-day business function. It's intended to be useful if you would like to find out more about how Linux is being used in commercial and other "production" (i.e., not at home, not just for fun) environments.
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As of 2003-03-18, there are 557 entries in this list.
For an excellent description of the Open Source software development model embodied in Linux, and why it's good for business, please refer to: www.opensource.org
Government organizations
- City of Cesky Krumlov
- City of Prescott
- National Disaster Communication Response Team
- National Research Council Of Canada
- Netherlands Office for Science & Technology
- New Jersey State Police
- Redevelopment Authority, City of Philadelphia
- Santa Catarina State Police Department
- US Bureau of Reclamation
- United States Postal Service where Linux reads the addresses on your envelopes!
- U.S. Senate Democratic Leadership
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