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| The market is calling for open technologies – and rightly so! After all,
no-one wants to be fully dependent on a particular supplier. Accordingly, all new technologies
claim to be “open.” Naturally, users can – and should – verify the openness of technologies based on
common criteria. These criteria include free access to specifications, standardization, interoperability,
vendor diversity and costs for utilization and implementation of the technology ...
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