This report presents the results of a survey conducted among public administrators. The questionaire asked about F/OSS adoption factors such as product quality and support, financial, vendor, political and personal barriers. One interesting conclusion is that public officers who involve in legal F/OSS provision process more probably face more negative attitudes from their administration.

This report describes the context and results of the workshop on Barriers and Obstacles to the adoption of F/OSS in public administration. The workshop was held during the II International Conference about Free Knowledge, which took place on  25th and 26th of October, 2005 in Extremadura, Spain.

The report will describe the context within which the workshop was held (the conference), it will explain the methodology used, and will expose the main results from the workshop.

This document describes the infrastructural weaknesses analysis methodology.

This document describes the results of the analysis on the infrastructural weaknessess, by using the methodology as described in interim Deliverable 18.2, Annex II.

The objective of the task 1.2 – ICT Profiles is to identify the ICT suppliers in the participating countries: Turkey; Italy; Slovenia; Norway; Ukraine; Estonia; Spain; Sweden; UK, Malta; Bulgaria; Germany; Austria; Ireland; Belgium.

This report presents the results of an (on-line) quantitative survey study to reveal the current status and a composite view of F/OSS in the target countries, which include countries with a partner in the project.

This report identifies roles public administrations can play in using and promoting F/OSS. It outlines several levels of adoption and a non-aggressive migration strategy for different platforms (server, desktop, etc.) and scenarios (health system, education, etc.).