The eleventh edition of FLISOL (Flisol) was last held in the canton La Concordia, in Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas , west of Ecuador.
technological event, which was held a few days ago, spoke of the advantages that the Free software license against others whose installation and use have an annual cost. Presentations were given by experts from public and private institutions and the University of Milagro province of Guayas .
The Municipality of La Concordia , event organizer, explained his experience on the use of these free virtual platforms. For example, facilities that free software Open Source been given for the registration and monitoring payment of property taxes, sales taxes and patents stood out.
This was developed two years ago by the Department of Management Technology of the Cabildo. Alex Reyes, area manager, said the program allows them to better organize the process of collections and payments statistics.
We also discussed the upcoming implementation of an internal document management software at the time they are developing it in order to create a log file on the implementation of the management of each official.
Reyes explained that this will improve the work efficiency and the status of procedures, such as orders and execution of works. “Right now we have an application to shorten the track a complaint about a possible breach. The idea is to see in the system who was assigned the task, check their status, date of issue and, well, make decisions that could result in sanctions or reprimands. ”
This experience of that municipality led to other discussants emphasized in advance that Ecuador has had the use of free software in public institutions and universities.
According to the exhibitor Lexter Fiallos, University of Milagro, in 2008 the country implemented a public policy for public administration mandatory use of these free platforms. This consists in Executive Decree 1014 and its purpose is to “achieve sovereignty and technological autonomy and save public resources.”
Fiallos, based on data from the Telecommunications Authority, said that the year of applying this regulation was spared the Ecuador USD 15 million for the implementation of free software in their systems of governance.
Following the presentations, attendees took notes about websites where you can download these technological tools. They could also get the programs and files on laptops.
The Flisol is present in 20 countries in Latin America and Ecuador has allies in Quito, Guayaquil, Esmeraldas, Guaranda, Tena and La Concordia.
The country is from 2005 and is organized by volunteers from the communities of free software, companies that innovate technology with free software, superior institutes research and develop new technologies and public companies using free software and open standards in different governmental platforms, according to its website.
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