Sources of HRIS on Linux (Score 1)

While it is contrary to the purity of Open Source, there are a number of commercial HRIS (Human Resource Research and Information Systems) available for Linux. http://vendorlocator.hreonline.com/hreonline/Searc hServlet?ksAction=Search&col=kslive&rf=0&srchtype= key&stype=&bi=1&ei=11&oq=qt%3AHRIS%40%40col%3Aksli ve%40%40type%3Akey%40%40ptype%3A%40%40sgroup%3A%40 %40rf%3A0%40%40tax%3A0%40%40providerid%3A0%40%40ss n%3A0%40%40sid%3A942383749%40%40datasource%3AHREON LINE%40%40bi%3A1~~&vf=&tId=&sId=942383749&sSeq=1&r egId=&lsTime=null&type=kw&isAdv=false&kw=HRIS+Linu x If your goal is to utimately embrace full open-source solutions, it is best to at least BE in the environment as you make a gradual transition to your business processes. With most open source solutions being not quite there in terms of addressing the needs of most country-specific requirements, let alone the full suite/range of functionality to meet every company's needs, a Linux-based commercial package may be your best alternative to give your business the flexibility to adopt various independent/integrated HRIS packages/modules as they evolve to the point of being deemed "production systems" (i.e. no constant intervention/troubleshooting/patching) and able to supplant elements of the commercial suites. I have no experience with any of the packages, other than as reviewing their capability, leading me to back away until OSS reach a business-level quality threshold. Good luck, Eric