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Open Source Software (OSS) allows the distribution of programs along with the source code, whose license provides users with the opportunity to study it, modify it, execute it regardless of purpose, and freely redistribute copies of the program, regardless of whether it is the original version or a modified one. |
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Open Access (OA) allows unrestricted use of digital resources. |
Try out software before implementing it.
Check the development community that supports the software.
Find out about security protocols that must be implemented.
Assume a positive attitude towards the use of the software.
Train users and develop support documentation (as necessary).
Several factors must be considered before adopting open source technologies in our organizations or for personal use. Some of these are:
SERVICES FOR THE RESEARCH COMMUNITY
INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORY | DIGITAL REFERENCE MANAGERS | RESEARCHERS’ ONLINE PRESENCE |
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DSpace Repository | Mendeley | ORCID |
VIVO Repository | Zotero | |
Vireo | ||
DMP Tool | ||
PostgreSQL | ||
MediaGoblin |
ADMINISTRATION PROCESSES
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES | ||
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osTicket | CentOS | Linux |
Clonezilla | FOG Project | Seafile |
FileZilla | Bareos | R |
Google for Education | GitLab | Python |
GIMP | LaTex | Apache Hadoop |
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