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Getting InvolvedThere are two aspects of the Trusted Computing Project. The first is providing consultancy to organisations who need to understand the issues of deploying Linux desktop computers . The second is the provision of managed Linux desktop computers. The Trusted Computing Project provides a vehicle that enables IT profesionals to work with the Free Software / Open Source community. When it comes to considering the use of Free / Open Source software there is a refreshing lack of high pressure marketing organisations. The decision to use Free / Open Source software can only be made by well informed IT professionals who are sharing their knowledge and experience with others of a similar mind. E-business / e-Government starts and stops at the desktop. By now it should be obvious to all that desktop computers must be designed and managed to be secure. For a very good analysis see: Crypto-Gram Newsletter September 15, 2007 Corporate membership and Suppliers of e-ServicesTurnover to - €30m ($42m, £20m) annual membership fee €6,000 ($10,000/ £5,000) Turnover to - €200M ($280m, £140m) annual membership fee €12,000 ($20,000/ £10,000) Turnover to - €500M ($280m, £140m) annual membership fee €18,000 ($30,000/ £15,000) Turnover above €500M ($280m, £140m) annual membership fee €30,000 ($50,000/ £25,000) Government department annual membership fee €18,000 ($30,000/ £15,000) Not for profit Under 200 employees annual membership fee €4,000 ($5,600/ £2,800) Above 200 employees annual membership fee €6,000 ($10,000/ £5,000) Academic €4,000 ($5,600/ £2,800)
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