"Standing on the Shoulders of Giants" by Brian King @ eLiberatica 2008

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This is a presentation held at eLiberatica 2008. http://www.eliberatica.ro/2008/ One of the biggest events of its kind in Eastern Europe, eLiberatica brings community leaders from around the world to discuss about the hottest topics in FLOSS movement, demonstrating the advantages of adopting, using and developing Open Source and Free Software solutions. The eLiberatica organizational committee together with our speakers and guests, have graciously allowed media representatives and all attendees to photograph, videotape and otherwise record their sessions, on the condition that the photos, videos and recordings are licensed under the Creative Commons Share-Alike 3.0 License.

Technologie

STANDING ON THE
SHOULDERS OF GIANTS

FOSS WILL GET YOU THERE

THE CONCEPT

FOSS will help you start your business, innovate, and
grow.

THE IDEA

I have this great idea ... but I want
to get it out there quick before
someone else does...

WHY FOSS?

Avoid lock-in
Cheaper? No.
More flexible licensing
"More than one way to do it"
No need to reinvent the wheel*
More eyes = less bugs
More secure
* let the developers do that

MYTHS

"Open Source copies, it does not innovate"

"Open Source is just for amateur hackers"

"Free = less reliable"

"OSS Projects are not into making money"

DEBUNKING THE MYTHS

(1) people work harder on stuff they like.
(2) the standard office environment is very unproductive.
(3) that bottom-up often works better than top-down*

Source: Paul Graham, What Businesses can learn from Open
Source

*exceptions : e.g. Apple

DEBUNKING SOME MORE

Open Source adoption in business up 26% in 2007.*

Large FOSS Projects

MySQL
ZOPE
Mozilla
eZ Systems
* Source - Open Logic

BUT REMEMBER...

Open Source Software may cost just as
much, if not more, than proprietary
software.

CROWDSOURCING

Crowdsourcing is the new outsourcing.

GO FURTHER

Let your customers design your projects

See : The Customer is the Company, Inc Magazine 2008

BUSINESS MODELS

Product Model
Services Model
Consultancy
Government
Non-IT sector, IT department

Many others....

BUSINESS SOFTWARE NEEDS

Simple
Rapid Prototyping
Get's the job done
Interoperable
Scalability
Reliable
Secure

STRUCTURED INFO

Developing Communication
VCS IM
Languages Email
Dev Tools Documents
Project Collaboration

INFRASTRUCTURE

Server side...

Apache
PHP
Python
Ruby
MySQL

THE S WORDS

The WEB 2.0 Way

Platforms, Toolkits, Frameworks and APIs

=

MASHUPS

FRAMEWORKS

Django
Ruby on Rails
Zope
Zend

... and many more

SCRIPT SAVIOURS

JQuery
YUI
Dojo
Prototype

...

SHIFTING DATA

Moving Data
+
Giving it context
+
UI

... tools are so widespread that
they becoming less of the focus.

NOT THE RIGHT FIT?

Build from scratch....

OR

FIX IT!
... file bugs, write patches,
devote developer time...

BEWARE

Licenses
Forks
Passing Trends
Organisation and Structure - make sure the project is well
governed

OPENING UP

When you open up your code...

Ensure transparency
Build the infrastructure and community (sites, wiki, bug
tracking,mailing lists, code repository...)
Developer APIs for your
services

CONCLUSION

Open Source

....ENABLES
....MATTERS
....WORKS
....PAYS
....INSPIRES
....

GET IN TOUCH!

brian@mozdev.org

http://briks.si

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