October 29, 1999

Information Technology at a Crossroads: Open-Source Computer Programming

By MICHAEL JENSEN

If you want elbow room at a party, just start discussing the cultural significance of computer software. Even the most convivial kitchen suddenly becomes vacant when you mention emphasizing the value of "open source" tools in the non-profit sector.

But wait, come back. This isn't a party, this is The Chronicle, and it's worth hearing me out. I'm not just indulging in "geekspeak," but am talking about something that could have a dramatic impact on our

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