Seneca College has partnered with Tenth Power Technologies Inc. in a ground-breaking project to help move the company’s LANUX modular network management tool to Open Source. "Seneca has long been a Canadian leader in the development and use of Open Source software and we are proud to partner with Tenth Power," says Terrence Verity, Seneca’s Chief Information Officer. "Our partnership with Seneca is the first of its kind in Canada and we are very excited about the future of the LANUX project," says Dennis Bernhard, CEO of Tenth Power Technologies.  

"Enterprises have come to fully appreciate the value of Open Source software and our company is committed to the Open Source model. Through this unique partnership, the LANUX project will have an instant Open Source development community for research and further development of additional functionality," says Bernhard.  Tenth Power Technologies Inc. is a subsidiary of Tenth Power Inc..  

For an initial technical briefing on the project, visit: Seneca College News Release