OpenLogic certified library now includes over 400 open-source packages

OPENLOGIC CERTIFIED LIBRARY NOW INCLUDES 400 CERTIFIED OPEN SOURCE PACKAGES, ADDS OPEN SOURCE COMPARISONS
 
New Functionality Also Added to OpenLogic Exchange Enterprise Edition
 
 
BROOMFIELD, Colo. April 28, 2008-OpenLogic, Inc., a provider of enterprise open source software
solutions encompassing hundreds of open source packages, today announced that the number of
certified open source packages available in the OpenLogic Certified Library surpassed 400. In
addition, OpenLogic broadened functionality of OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX) Enterprise Edition, the
industry's first Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution for comprehensive sourcing and governance of
open source in the enterprise. 
 
OpenLogic Expands Certified Library, Adds Open Source Comparison Matrix
OpenLogic's Certified Library is a collection of certified and indemnified open source packages
that are supported by OpenLogic, as well as through the OpenLogic Expert Community.  The OpenLogic
Certified Library is freely available through the OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX) at olex.openlogic.com.
·         Certified Library Grows to 400+ Open Source Packages-The OpenLogic Certified Library now
includes more than 400 open source packages and more than 1,800 distributions that represent unique
platforms and versions.  Each open source package in the Certified Library has passed OpenLogic's
rigorous 42-point certification process.  Projects added in 2008 include Mule, Nant, Apache
Tuscany, Tea Trove, WebWork and DotNet Nuke.
·        Open Source Comparison Matrix-OpenLogic has expanded their open source knowledgebase by
launching an Open Source ComparisonMatrix that provides side-by-side comparisons of open source
packages within a particular category.  Comparisons help developers determine when an open source
package is appropriate and choose the software that best meets their needs.  OpenLogic solicited
data from the open source community to help create the Comparison Matrix, which initially covers
three categories: Application Servers, Relational Databases and Web Application Frameworks.  The
Comparison Matrix is now available at OLEX. 
 
 
 
OLEX Enterprise Edition Enhanced
In addition to the expanded Certified Library, OpenLogic is also announcing new functionality of
OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX) Enterprise Edition, the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution designed to
help enterprise procure, manage and govern open source software. 
 
New capabilities include:
 
·         Private Libraries - OLEX Enterprise Edition now enables customers to access and manage
private libraries that include additional open source packages or custom builds that are specific
to their operating environment.  Private libraries enable companies to apply OLEX Enterprise
Edition governance features to all the open source that they use.  
·         Integrated Support Console- OLEX Enterprise Edition now integrates OpenLogic's support
offering directly into the SaaS platform.  Customers now have instant access to support SLAs and
submission of support tickets.  The Support Console enables IT and development staff to easily
understand what support contracts are in place as they select and deploy open source packages and
to access OpenLogic's support services.
 
About OpenLogic
OpenLogic is a leading provider of open source solutions that enable enterprises to safely acquire,
support, and control open source software. OpenLogic provides enterprises with a certified library
of open source software that encompasses hundreds of the most popular open source packages via
OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX), a free web site where companies can find, research, and download
certified, enterprise-ready open source packages on demand. With the broadest open source coverage
in the industry, OpenLogic offers indemnification; updates; and enterprise-grade technical support
backed by the OpenLogic Expert Community. OpenLogic also provides solutions for open source
governance and to automate the integration and deployment of open source components -- reducing the
risk and maximizing the cost savings associated with using open source software. For more on
OpenLogic, go to www.openlogic.com.
 
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