What does POSA mean?
POSA means Politics of Open Source Adoption
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Politics of Open Source Adoption?
Politics of Open Source Adoption can be abbreviated as POSA
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- OSMOSA - Open Source Museum of Open Source Art
- OSOGD - Open Source Order of the Golden Dawn
- OSOSS - Open Standards and Open Source Software
- BOSS - Best of Open Source Security
- CAOS - Commercial Adoption of Open Source
- EDOS - Environment for the development and Distribution of Open Source software
- QSOS - Qualification and Selection of Open Source Software
- AMOS - Automated Matching of Open Source
- ASK-OSS - Australian Service for Knowledge of Open Source Software
- BOSS - Business of Open Source Software
- KUDOS - Koha Users and Developers of Open Source
- ODOSOS - Open Data Open Source and Open Standards
- OSP - Of Open Source Physics
- WOS - Wizards of Open Source
- Osint - Open Source Intelligence, Open Source Information
- OSTG - Open Source Technology Group (formerly Open Source Development Network; OSDN)
- cost - Creation of Open Source Textbooks
- loop - List Of Open-source Programs
- AOSA - Architecture of Open Source Applications
- OJS - Open Journal Systems (open-source software for the management of peer-reviewed academic journals)