OSS is the right solution for Voicelink Communications

  2007-05-19 01:00:02
A chance encounter with a Linux-based laptop started South Carolina-based radio communications dealer Voicelink Communications on the path to replacing almost its entire range of Windows-based productivity and desktop software with free and open source software (FOSS). 
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