Facing the acceleration of digital transformation, organisations must rely on infrastructures that can evolve rapidly while guaranteeing security, performance and cost control. In this context, Open Source is positioning itself as a strategic choice to design modern, flexible and sustainable infrastructures.
Far beyond a simple software development model, Open Source today constitutes a major technological foundation for organisations that wish to build a robust, long‑lasting IT infrastructure aligned with their long‑term challenges, notably in terms of sovereignty and technological control.

Open Source at the heart of modern IT infrastructures
Current digital infrastructures are built on environments that are increasingly distributed, interoperable and scalable. In this context, Open Source technologies provide a reliable base to design a digital infrastructure capable of adapting to the rapid evolution of user practices and business needs.
By relying on open standards, organisations retain control of their IT architecture while fostering interoperability among the various components of their information system.
Resilience and reliability of Open Source architectures
Transparency and security
One of the structuring advantages of Open Source lies in code transparency. This allows for heightened control over the internal mechanisms of the solutions used and strengthens the overall security of the infrastructure. This auditability is a key resilience factor for critical systems.
Maturity and stability of solutions
These solutions benefit from continuous improvement cycles driven by active open‑source communities and committed industry players. This dynamic contributes to the stability and reliability of infrastructures, even in complex or sensitive environments.
Technological independence and digital sovereignty
Reducing vendor lock‑in
Adopting Open Source technologies limits situations of technological lock‑in. Organisations therefore gain the freedom to evolve their IT infrastructure according to their own constraints, without being dependent on the strategic choices of a single vendor.
A lever for digital sovereignty
In a context where digital sovereignty is becoming a central issue, Open Source is an essential lever. It enables the design and operation of infrastructures in controlled environments, whether private cloud, hybrid architectures or on‑premise deployments, in line with the values championed by LINAGORA.
Accelerating infrastructure modernisation through Open Source
Modern infrastructures rest on principles of automation, standardisation and modularity. Open Source facilitates the adoption of these practices by offering proven tools that can integrate into existing operational pipelines while preparing for future evolutions.
This approach promotes better operational agility and a gradual scaling of infrastructures, without a disruptive overhaul of the existing landscape.
The importance of guidance and expertise
While Open Source offers great technological freedom, its implementation requires solid expertise to ensure coherence, security and performance of the infrastructures. LINAGORA’s open‑source services support organisations throughout all project phases, from design to operation of Open Source infrastructures.
This support transforms Open Source into a genuine strategic advantage, serving performance and the durability of information systems.
Conclusion
Open Source today stands as the foundation of modern, resilient infrastructures. By combining transparency, technological independence and evolvability, it meets organisations’ current challenges regarding performance, security and sovereignty.
Integrated within a controlled digital infrastructure and backed by expert guidance, Open Source enables the construction of sustainable information systems capable of adapting to technological transformations and business demands, in harmony with the vision promoted by LINAGORA.