Open for Disruption

The term disruptive innovation was first coined by Clayton M. Christensen in his influential Innovators Dilemma/Innovators Solutions series to describe technological innovations, products, or services that use a disruptive strategy, rather than a revolutionary or sustaining strategy, to overturn the existing dominant technologies or status quo products in a market.

Open source software and the entire free content movement presently represent the most accessible and effective means of applying disruption to your business.

We are a leading supplier of high-end open source solutions across a spectrum of sectors and have years of experience in using open practices to great effect with our customers.

Our clients achieve huge cost savings by disrupting their supply chain with our low cost mature open systems that are at least as functionally equivalent as the expensive proprietry offerings of other market participants.

Disruptive technologies are not disruptive to your customers. By lowering the cost of deploying new features, you can compete with larger organisations in your sector, differentiate yourself in the marketplace, and even charge more for providing premium offerings.

We do not for a moment believe that any of this is terribly anarchic, but we do trust that our logo is a memorable reminder that there are very credible alternatives to establishment orthodoxy.

We are open for disruption ...