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== Fedora Friendly Companies and Organizations == | |||
I started a thread on the [http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/ambassadors/ Ambassadors] mailing list with the query: "I would imagine a valuable piece of information to have as a Fedora Ambassador would be a list of companies and organizations local to you that are Fedora (and Red Hat) friendly. Is there such a list?" | |||
As responses trickle in I'll update them here, but ultimately I'd like to see a master wiki page that has this information. Some points I've made to the pros/cons of this activity are: "I would imagine there are hurdles to compiling the list, as well. 1) Companies may not want to be listed. 2) IT orgs often change technology direction and move to another GNU/Linux distro or away from *NIX. 3) Companies come and go and the list would be out of date in time for that reason. 4) And so on..." And "I can think of many benefits to having it including: 1) Job seekers looking to target their skills. 2) Ambassadors seeking meeting space and sponsors. 3) Ambassadors seeking recruits to the Fedora project. 4) Ambassadors seeking to spread the word about Fedora/Red Hat OS updates and other news." | |||
Feel free to add your "Fedora friendly" company or organization as well. Please just follow the format in place and add you name in parantheses after. | |||
=== Spain === | |||
* [http://www.devspain.com IT Development Spain] (Jukka Palander) | |||
=== Switzerland === | |||
* [http://kolabsys.com Kolab Systems] (Christoph Wickert) | |||
=== United States === | |||
* [http://www.dandb.com Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp] (Konstantin Antselovich) | |||
* [http://www.parsec.com PARSEC Group] (Christian Bryant) | |||
* [http://www.riotgames.com Riot Games] (Christian Bryant) | |||
=== Vietnam === | |||
* [http://www.iwayvietnam.com/en iWay] (Tuan Truong Anh) | |||
Latest revision as of 00:23, 26 August 2011
Fedora Friendly Companies and Organizations
I started a thread on the Ambassadors mailing list with the query: "I would imagine a valuable piece of information to have as a Fedora Ambassador would be a list of companies and organizations local to you that are Fedora (and Red Hat) friendly. Is there such a list?"
As responses trickle in I'll update them here, but ultimately I'd like to see a master wiki page that has this information. Some points I've made to the pros/cons of this activity are: "I would imagine there are hurdles to compiling the list, as well. 1) Companies may not want to be listed. 2) IT orgs often change technology direction and move to another GNU/Linux distro or away from *NIX. 3) Companies come and go and the list would be out of date in time for that reason. 4) And so on..." And "I can think of many benefits to having it including: 1) Job seekers looking to target their skills. 2) Ambassadors seeking meeting space and sponsors. 3) Ambassadors seeking recruits to the Fedora project. 4) Ambassadors seeking to spread the word about Fedora/Red Hat OS updates and other news."
Feel free to add your "Fedora friendly" company or organization as well. Please just follow the format in place and add you name in parantheses after.
Spain
- IT Development Spain (Jukka Palander)
Switzerland
- Kolab Systems (Christoph Wickert)
United States
- Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp (Konstantin Antselovich)
- PARSEC Group (Christian Bryant)
- Riot Games (Christian Bryant)
Vietnam
- iWay (Tuan Truong Anh)