The DOD’s second Open Technology Development Roadmap has been released: “Open Technology Development: Lessons Learned and Best Practices“. It’s a handbook for using and making open source in the DOD and the US Government, sponsored by the Secretary of Defense. It provides practical advice on policy, procurement, and good community governance, all under a Creative Commons license. I’ll be providing some more commentary later, but this is a huge step forward in the adoption of open source in the US Government.
Updated: Here’s the source document in ODF format: OTD2: Lessons Learned.
a technology job is no excuse 
Do you have the original link for where you found this PDF?
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It hasn’t been posted yet, which is why I’m hosting it here for now. As soon as there’s a permanent link, I’ll update the post.
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The source is now attached to the original post. There’s still no permanent link at a .mil or .gov address, but it’s also being hosted by the good people at Mil-OSS: http://mil-oss.org/resources/papers-and-presentations
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