The Skrooge team is proud to announce the release of version 0.8.0, bringing new features and bugfixes. One of the noteworthy additions in this version is a very first draft of a budget module.
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Vietnam Banks On Linux
Vietnam Joint Stock Bank for Industry and Trade (VietinBank), one of the largest banking institutions in Vietnam, has selected an IBM System z10 mainframe to support the expansion of its banking businesses.
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The Role of Windows Security Problems in GNU/Linux Gains
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Windows unsafe for online banking? Shopping?
More and more experts are beginning to think that the best safe way to shop online or do online banking is to replace Windows with Linux.
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Have Banks Just Become Biggest Advocates of GNU/Linux?
Transactions with Windows lead to disasters, which in turn advance GNU/Linux on the desktop
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The Washinton Post Says Thumbs-Up to Linux for Banking
In a recent post I wrote called "Linux has no marketing, but what if it did?" I made the point that with Microsoft's Windows 7 OS coming out on October 22nd, there will be a blitz of marketing around it, and noted that there never is any such blitz promoting Linux.
Read more »Bank group takes Linux migration a step at a time
Metropolitan Bank Group is a large conglomerate in Illinois, comprising 10 banks and $3 billion in assets. As Metropolitan acquired more banking interests, IT Director Tom Johnson needed to find a way to reduce costs and increase efficiency in the face of the company's rapid growth. The solution was a migration from Windows to Linux.
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Rural Ugandans bank on OSS-built system
East African cellphone company, Simba Telecoms last week introduced an innovative local money transfer service in Uganda. The system, developed by Cape Town-based Jeshurun Consulting, was built using a variety of open source tools.
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3Com banks on open-source strategy
Networking giant 3Com is banking on an open-source strategy to differentiate itself from the competition.
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Canadian banks put the brakes on open source
Linux-based and Unix-based apps are becoming commonplace in the enterprise, but some sectors are still holding out. IDC and Info-Tech explain why our financial institutions are reluctant to take the plunge. Also: a consultant tells us where they could be missing out
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