Croatian Society for Open Systems and Internet

In order to successfully respond to the challenge of open systems, users typically come together in independent associations. Thus, at the end of 1992, the Croatian Open Systems Users’ Group (HrOpen) was founded. Since 2001, the association has been called the Croatian Society for Open Systems and Internet.

HrOpen is a self-financing, non-profit association established following the example of similar European national associations. From 1993 to 1998, HrOpen was a full member of the European Forum for Open Systems (EurOpen), and since June 2010, it has been a member of OpenForum Europe, headquartered in Brussels.

Our areas of activity:

HrOpen is not focused only on new technologies; open systems imply open computer systems but also open-minded people who use them.

From its very foundation, HrOpen has advocated and implemented the idea that all members must have a user account, certain disk space, email, and access to network information services (World Wide Web – WWW, etc.). Such an approach enables building a solid foundation for practicing and acquiring knowledge in sending, receiving, and using information in (from) the open world, as well as in the daily interaction of open systems users within the Association.


Governing bodies of the Association

Management Board

Supervisory Board

Court of Honour

Awards Committee

DORS/CLUC Organizing Committee

Liquidator: Svebor Prstačić


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Apr. 23, 2025

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