Christopher Smith

Dateline: CEO of opin.ca
Weblog: www.opin.ca
Articles: 10
First Published: Jun 23, 2011 / Last Published: Sep 01, 2012
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Christopher Smith. Canadian. CEO of opin.ca. We provide enterprise content management solutions for governments around the world. Follow me on Twitter: @csedev.

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Christopher Smith's articles

  1. September 1, 2012

    Pressures to Reduce Costs in the Public Sector Lead to Calls for Greater Innovation in Technology
    Any organization that wishes to successfully compete in the marketplace must adopt more budget-conscious policies.
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  2. Twitter and Linux: The Open Source Marriage Made in Heaven
    Twitter is powered not by a bloated, profit-driven technology, but rather by an open source system that has been painstakingly refined by people passionate about quality: Linux.
  3. July 6, 2011

    Offline Apps: The Next Big Market?
    Offline apps may become the next big investment opportunity for savvy developers and profit-hungry investors.
  4. July 4, 2011

    Open Data/Open Government Tools
    Open data and open government invariably make people ask questions. How much money does it save? Where is it located? What is it doing?
  5. July 3, 2011

    The Transition from Start-Up to Steady-Earner
    MySpace, one of the first large-scale popular social networks, just sold to new owners for a little over 5% of what it sold for 6 years ago.
  6. July 1, 2011

    Google's 3 Weirdest Mistakes
    Every now and again, (or maybe once a week) Google makes a giant mistake. Here are the three weirdest.
  7. June 27, 2011

    Open Government is Dead, or Long Live Open Government?
    To judge from recent U.S. news reports, open government is either thriving or in the midst of an unceremonious death.
  8. June 25, 2011

    Top 4 Data Journalism Sites
    Why read about it when you can see the big picture? That’s the theory behind data journalism.
  9. June 23, 2011

    Chromebook vs. Reality
    Google’s Chromebook has only been on the market for a few days, but it already feels outdated.
  10. Drawing a Curtain Around the Cloud
    Cloud computing start-ups Bromium and ScaleXTreme each announced exceptional investor funding.