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- 2. The overall approach ...
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Editor's Notes
- I know you did most of the presentation but it is better to speak as QualiPSo project and not personally. So I would say Qualipso Project.... And I will put you as contact person)
- To establishing trust in FLOSS FLOSS compliant with industrial requirements Level of confidence major public and private organisations require in software. To provide expertise and services to FLOSS users Qualipso Network A distributed network of trustworthy and highly skilled resources Act locally and cooperate globally Reuse of technologies, procedures and policies produced by QualiPSo Project Europe, Brazil, China and Japan Qualipso Network Agreement: The “Table of Law” A framework to ensure coherency Rules and regulations needed by the Qualipso Network in order to accomplish its mission Uniformity, transparency, and efficiency in relations amongst Competence Centres and between Competence Centres and the Qualipso Network itself. .
- Like a trafic ligth The green one are those still active, the red one are those still on the way to be assessed.