[Answer 5] In what sectors could an increased use of open source lead to increased competitiveness and cyber resilience? Targeted use of open source can measurably boost both cyberresilience and competitiveness lowering TCO, accelerating innovation cycles and giving European suppliers a credible path to win on trust and sovereignty.
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mgm technology partners GmbH
Company · Germany
5
positions filed
in the 326 files tracked
1
legislative file
of 326 tracked
0
with a full position paper
attached to a submission
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mgm technology partners GmbH filed 5 positions on 3 Feb 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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[Answer 4] What technology areas should be prioritised and why? Priority technology areas should create a secure, scalable, and sovereign foundationthen enable higherlevel capabilities like AI and domain services. Cloudnative platform core (onprem + sovereign service model): Build a modular, standardsbased cloud stack that runs both onprem and via trusted European operators. A single, convergent approach (e.g.
[Answer 3] What concrete measures and actions may be taken at EU level to support the development and growth of the EU open-source sector...? Europe can convert open source from a promise into a strategic pillar but it needs concrete, implementable EUlevel actions.
[Answer 2] What is the added value of open source for the public and private sectors? Open source is not just a licensing model it is a strategic enabler for both public administrations and private organisations. When assessed against cost, risk, lockin, security and innovation, OSS delivers concrete, measurable advantages but only if policy and practice enable reuse, maintenance and trustworthy deployment.
[Answer 1] What are the strengths and weaknesses of the EU open-source sector? Open source is a strategic instrument for Europe it delivers transparency, reuse and communitydriven innovation while reducing vendor lockin.
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