We are very pleased and a little proud to have recently been featured on the prestigious "ITundTech" podcast discussing open source! It was a great opportunity to dive deep into our vision and expertise on how open source technologies are revolutionizing the world of enterprise systems.
In the podcast, our CEO Fabian Stein talked about the benefits of open source and how open source allows companies to manage their systems with greater autonomy and customization. Among many other advantages of open source, which are explained in the podcast, the independence of companies from unpredictable decisions of external product providers is a decisive criterion for an open source solution.
In the podcast, Fabian also explains why we believe that open source solutions are not just technical systems, but create a collaborative ecosystem that fosters innovation and development. By promoting collaborative development and cooperation, we break down barriers and open doors for creative solutions and ideas.
And yes, we also talked about money! Open source solutions are not necessarily "cheaper", but they are a powerful tool that allows companies to strategically invest in the areas that really matter and add real value.
We are delighted to have been able to share our knowledge and insights in such a prestigious forum. We invite you to listen to the interview. Dive into our world and discover how open source can boost your business! 🚀
In the podcast, you can also find out more about how we work and how we successfully introduce companies to the world of customized open source solutions with our intro workshops.
For a non-binding discussion about your project, simply contact us at kaffee@punkt.de and we'll get back to you for a virtual or physical coffee!
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