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References

1. Significant parts of this topic are based on Francois Letellier's teaching materials for FOSSBridge Vietnam. © Francois Letellier 2008,.
   http://fossbridge.org
2. What FOSS bridge does and how companies can benefit from the project.
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3. Samuelson, P. (2006). IBM's pragmatic embrace of open source. Communications of the ACM, Vol(49), Issue 10, pp: 21-25.
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8. Sulayman K. Sowe, I. Stamelos (2008). Involving Software Engineering Students in open source Software Projects: Experiences from a Pilot Study, Journal of Information Systems Education (JISE), Vol. 18 (4), pp: 425-435.
9. Jean-Eric Aubert (2004). Promoting Innovation in Developing Countries: A Conceptual Framework.
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10. Sanjiva Weerawarana, Jivaka Weeratunge (2003). open source in Developing Countries. Published by Sida.
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11. Michael Coté, James Governor, Stephen O'Grady (2007). open source Strategies. The RedMonk Going open source Series, Part 2.
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