The question of privacy online is heating up when it comes to open source work \u2013 on developing drugs.<\/p>\n
The online world is indeed getting more and more sophisticated, particularly when it comes to using open-source collaborative efforts to develop programs. The most well-known example of that would be Open Office, much the same as MS Word, but users seem to feel it\u2019s easier to use. In addition to that observation, it is also constantly updated, because it\u2019s open source, and it\u2019s free. You can\u2019t beat that as a major motivator to use it.<\/p>\n
Over ten years ago, Linux was the first company to drive the revolution to open source technology and now, a drug company is dipping its toes into the open source waters for developing a new drug. GlaxoSmithKline PLC (GSK) is on the cutting edge of what may be the latest in creating new drugs quickly in response to perceived (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The question of privacy online is heating up when it comes to open source work \u2013 on developing drugs. The online world is indeed getting more and more sophisticated, particularly when it comes to using open-source collaborative efforts to develop…<\/span><\/p>\n