Filed in archive Open Source , Opinion , Vendor by Andrew Garrett on January 24, 2006

A new company to me, but apparently they've been around since 2001.

"All we're doing is tailoring the software to meet customer needs," said Niazi."We don't like to reinvent the wheel too much."

That, to me, sums up why any business should be prepared to investigate open source technologies.

Nice to see folk working in this space - this is a company I'll be keeping an eye on. I wonder if they sell in my part of the world...

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