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Tom Coffey |
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Open source work environments |
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Mon, 22 Feb 2010 12:34:30 -0500 |
Dear group,
This message may be a little bit out of the ordinary technical request for
help regarding octave; but here goes ...
I am a low temperature experimental physicist who has worked in industry for
a few years. While in graduate school there were several research groups who
had embraced free software and had become quiet efficient at doing a number
of different kinds of tasks.
At each of the companies that I worked for, neither embraced free or open
source software. I would run into situations where I knew I could attack a
particular problem with a Linux based piece of software; but, the company's
culture prevented this and the project's budget wouldn't allow for buying
similar commercial software packages.
As I look forward and try and develop a strategy for my next job, I would
like to work in an environment that promotes/uses/allows free software.
Other than software development companies can the group suggest some
industrial companies involved in research and development that use free
software ?
Best Regards,
Tom
Thomas J. Coffey, Ph.D.
Principal Scientist
m2m Imaging Corporation
190 Alpha Park
Cleveland, OH 44143
Ph: 440-684-9690
Fax: 440-684-9695
Visit our website at: www.m2mimaging.com
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