Open Enterprise Top 50 is a toy provided by LUPA. And Microsoft ranked first at the black list. But the major companies on the list come from China.

Lu said "We should pay close attention that Microsoft enter the open-source world, in order to take appropriate countermeasures such as the free/open-source software may have any effect? China's software industry on the development and application of what may arise? Whether it helps break the monopoly software? The platform for heterogeneous interoperability can play a balancing role in promoting?"
"The current worldwide boom in the development of free/open source movement to confidence to further promote the free/open-source movement of international cooperation, My grasp and solve global and open-source software development and application of critical and frontier issues."

Lu-shouqun, the Chairman of China OSS Promotion Union, said in his blog that Microsoft did not agree to "open source model six years ago, but when their private business model is impacted by open source, they put forward "Shared Source model". Lu-shouqun thinks Microsoft 'unilateral choice' has no practical value.

source blog.sina.com.cn

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