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Syone Sailing Team - Setting Sail for Success

By Hugo Oliveira on 05/09/23 15:07

In the realm of sports sponsorships, one might not immediately associate Information Technology (IT) with the world of sailing. However, Syone, a prominent Portuguese IT company, has not only ventured into these uncharted waters but has also been making waves by sponsoring the Syone Sailing Team. This partnership has been nothing short of remarkable, with the team consistently proving their mettle by clinching numerous prestigious titles over the years. In this article, we delve into why Syone chose to support this sailing team and how it has proven to be a winning strategy.

Fusion of Technology and Passion

At first glance, the synergy between IT services and competitive sailing might not be readily apparent. However, Syone's sponsorship of the Syone Sailing Team is a

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Why choose Open Source?

By João Dias on 18/02/19 17:58

Considered as an amazing software, Open Source code has many reasons to be used. You might consider them to consuming, publishing, collaborating on, or supporting open source. There are several causes to choose Open Source. Mainly if your software needs to be updated. We are going to mention some reasons why you should choose this software.

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Interview about OpenShift with Celso Santos, Solutions Architect @ SYONE

By Celso Santos on 22/10/18 17:56

How do you describe OpenShift?

We can define OpenShift as an application platform built for containers with Kubernetes. This platform provides an automate built, deployment and management of applications, to assure the possibility of keep writing the code for next ideas. OpenShift has the power to gather physical, virtual, private and public infrastructures and packaging all of them in a host. It’s a RedHat cloud development Platform that allows all users to create, test and run applications while they deploy them to the cloud. There are two types of RedHat applications/systems, the last one that I mention and a private cloud called OpenShift Enterprise.

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Where is the money in Open Source?

By Hugo Oliveira on 17/09/18 17:55

Open source to most people might means free. A user sees a bug, they consult the community, a fix is offered, an update is made and the user keeps on using the software they downloaded for free in the first place. Yet Adobe brings in €6 billion a year and Canonical makes $100 million a year. Companies like Oracle have a firm commitment to open source projects and still have revenues exceeding $37 billion per year. So, if there is big money in open source software, where does it come from?

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