We use open source software (OSS) in project development

In promoting quality BPO services with affordable rates, our company, Kanati Inc. has been using open source software (OSS) development for all its projects: from Online Transaction Processing Systems in pari-mutuel platforms, to web and desktop applications for various e-commerce websites.

Using OSS for development makes the software very versatile. It can be suited to clients' needs and requirements. At the same time, using OSS helps bring down the licensing cost. Low licensing costs is great for both the consumer and the company.

So what's the big deal about OSS? Let's take a look at Linux

The most prominent example of OSS is Linux: a Unix-like computer operating system, from which the original kernel has been used for so many other software in the world. This operating system can be used because the kernel of the software becomes the underlying source code; and this source code can be freely modified, used and redistributed without issues of copyright infringement or violations of software licenses. Since its release on September 17, 1991, Linux has been the most utilized open source development software. From then on, the use of the OSS development has been extensive.

OSS development is the process by which open source software is developed, engineered and streamlined. The words "open source" come from the fact that this software is comprised of a loose set of principles and practices on how to write your own software. Basically, this means that the source code is available to anyone; and anyone has the right to use it, modify it, enhance it, and eventually re-distribute it as another form of software.

OSS then, under the open source license, is also available to anyone who wishes to study it, change it and improve its design for personal use. In short, there are no intellectual property rights for the kernel of the software itself.

Our company, Kanati Inc. uses only the latest in OSS, including the software for Linux. We can assure our clients that our OSS-based software is 100% accurate and reliable.