We contribute to democratize the data-processing applications and Internet, and optimization of their resources. Thus, we made the choice to distribute and use "free of right" applications and Open Source solutions.

Delivered with their source codes, the solutions are flexible and very evolutionary. Compared with owned programs and operating systems, they have many assets: increased reliability, safety, and evolutionarity, as well as better independence via your data-processing suppliers.

Control costs

The open source solutions have free rights. They do not require the payment of additional expenses of licences or have the costs of installation and general services (design, installation, hosting) when deployed in a company. They are not depended on the number of users either.

Multiple technical assistance

The users of Open source solutions profit from 3 levels of technical aid conferring on the free software, the best after-sales service of the market:

• commercial technical assistance

• co-operative and free technical assistance

• technical assistance of the data-processing companies

Performance and stability of applications

Thousands of sites already exist in the various platforms, being a pledge of robustness and stability. Their source code is thought to be the lightest possible and modular. Therefore, the free software is economical in material resources. They allow better interworking of the solutions, as well as very largely increased evolutionarity and a perenniality compared to the owners' solutions.

Security

The free diffusion of the sources often made it possible for the free software to offer the shortest time between the discovery of the gap in safety (common to several operating systems) and its solution in the form of patch. However, certain disorders in the safety of the owners' software, although revealed and being well-known for several years, have still not been corrected and updated.

The access to the sources also makes it possible to intervene directly on the security policy of the distributed software. You can thus secure yourself against the back doors that the software publishers set up almost systematically at the core of their applications.