This page will be updated from time to time and will be dedicated to the development of Open Source computer advancements.

I personally have no qualms with either Open Source or completely for-profit development, but I do believe that the Open Source world has made it difficult for the for-profit companies to sit back and say "if it works, why make it better." Open Source, in my humble opinion has on some levels driven the advancements in the world of IT since its inception. So I plan to support Open Source through my company by donating 1% of all profits generated by Hunt Recruiting to different Open Source projects on a yearly basis, and helping to support events for the people in the development groups, as well as licensing and using some of the Open Source advancements in the office.

Hunt Recruiting and a few IT Professionals working in the world of Wireless Development, Telecom, Internet Technology, Software Development, Hardware Design, and Network Security are teaming up to create a not-for-profit R&D group in the Northwest New Jersey, NYC area to provide a venue and equipment for serious developers, and architects from all aspects and skill levels of computing to work on developing the next generation of systems.

We currently have some donated equipment and we are looking for space to deploy it as well as to hold meetings, discuss projects, ideas, and work on projects.

If you or anybody you may know is interested in joining, helping, or donating space, time, or money to this group, please feel free to contact us at Voice Mail (973) 332-7042 or Email us at opensourcegroup@huntrecruiting.com.

We are also holding a Contest to name this group! Anybody who emails us a name, and we use it, will be given the title of Honorary Potentate for the period of one year to start at the point of when we actually start using the name of the group. If in the event the same name is submitted twice we will put the names of the senders on slips of paper and draw a name from a communist USSR soldier's winter hat. (I bought one at a garage sale years ago and have wanted to use it for something.)

Adam P. Hunt