Sucess Stories

Your success story

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NaN·tic invites people and organizations using its developments—such as OpenERP modules, Koo or NanScan, including derived branches—to share their experience. The initiative aims to give these cases visibility, learn from how the developments are used, and publish the stories with the relevant links and references.

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At the recent events in Lugo (thanks, Pexego!), we realized that some of the modules we have developed are being used in many implementations. This makes us very happy because, after all, one of the great advantages of free software is that many people can make use of a development, which helps reduce costs and avoids having to reinvent the wheel. The only drawback is when things work correctly, because you receive no feedback from the people using your developments, and we like to hear that they have solved other companies' problems.

So we have decided to start a new initiative in which anyone using any of the developments we have started at NaN·tic—whether it is a small OpenERP module, Koo or NanScan, or a person who has created their own branch of any of them—can tell us their story, and we will publish it on our website (with the corresponding links and references). It does not matter whether you send us just a couple of lines or prefer to go into the goriest details. It is in your hands! Our blog is yours!

Frequently asked questions

Who can share a success story?

Anyone using a development started at NaN·tic—such as an OpenERP module, Koo or NanScan—or a person who has created their own branch of one of them can take part.

What kinds of developments can be featured?

Stories can cover small OpenERP modules, Koo, NanScan, and personal branches of these developments.

Does the story need to be detailed?

No. The contribution may be anything from a couple of lines to a detailed account; its length is up to the person sharing it.

What will NaN·tic do with these stories?

It will publish them on its website together with the relevant links and references.

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