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Subject:    Re: [Ilugc] Anna University Syllabus and =?utf-8?q?NRCFOSS=E2=80=8F?=
From:       Kenneth Gonsalves <lawgon () thenilgiris ! com>
Date:       2010-06-30 1:40:51
Message-ID: 201006300658.52020.lawgon () thenilgiris ! com
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On Tuesday 29 June 2010 21:57:51 Rajagopal Swaminathan wrote:
> I was wondering if a "NRCFOSS Partnered and Trusted" helpline wherein
> the "Trusted" implies "It is OK for alternate member round robin would
> take the current task at an agrred upon price (calculated based on
> agreed upon price per bench per duration) which is payable to the
> member who owns the process" plus whatever the service recipient would
> like to award the "Consortium" as a token of appreciation which will
> then be shared on the following basis: 1/2rd for the owner of the
> process, 1/3rd for the consortium, 1/6th for the mebers of consortium
> and 1/6th for further research and encouragement to the
> NextGen-<whatever> by sponsoring students education etc.
> 

I am not sure if I understand you, but when we get commercial orders for 
setting up things, we have asked LUG people to execute the work on a revenue 
sharing basis. At times, they do the work in the name of NRC-FOSS and we share 
the revenue with them. This is because being a government organisation, other 
university/govt organisations are comfortable dealing with us as they need not 
go through the 3 bid system. At other times, we just recommend and supervise 
work done by community members who deal directly with the client and are paid 
directly. This at present is being done on a case to case basis. But if it can 
be organised in a more structured way - no problem doing it. In fact it looks 
like a good idea to do something on the lines of what you are suggesting. 
Thoughts anyone?
-- 
regards
kg
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