NaN·tic as one of the top OpenERP contributors
Quick summary
OpenERP published an English interview with Albert Cervera, one of NaN·tic’s founders, about the company’s main contributions to the project. The article also places the interview within a series featuring OpenERP’s top contributors.
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Today OpenERP published a short interview with one of the founders of NaN·tic, Albert Cervera, highlighting the company's most important contributions to the OpenERP project:
http://www.openerp.com/node/530
The article is one of a series of interviews with top OpenERP contributors:
Frequently asked questions
What does the interview published by OpenERP explain?
The interview highlights NaN·tic’s most important contributions to the OpenERP project.
Who was interviewed?
With Albert Cervera, one of NaN·tic’s founders.
In which language was the interview published?
It was published in English.
Is it part of an interview series?
Yes. The article says it belongs to a series about OpenERP’s top contributors.
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