Posted on: May 11, 2012
Author: Megan DeGruttola from Black Duck Software
Dell dominated a lot of the tech news this week, announcing a new OEM partnership with Red Hat and building an open source laptop for developers. Read about announcements from Dell, HP, The Document Foundation and more: Clint Boulton reported on the news that Dell is designing an open source computer with its new Project [...]
Posted on: May 3, 2012
Author: Clint Oram from SugarCRM
In last month’s Open Source and Innovation webinar, Editor-in-Chief of CRM Outsiders Chris Bucholtz, and I had the opportunity to speak with the Olliance Group’s Greg Olsen, about various aspects of the cloud including its future, the issue of security in the cloud, and the cloud’s role in the open source community. Naturally I was [...]
Posted on: April 13, 2012
Author: Megan DeGruttola from Black Duck Software
From NASA and OpenStack to Facebook and Instagram, open source has dominated technology news this week. Within the last 7 days, there have been multiple open source announcements in government, cloud, social media and auto…and you’re not going to miss any of it! Scott Merrill reported on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s announcement of its [...]
Posted on: April 9, 2012
Author: Phil Robb from Hewlett Packard
The concept of super communities and industries organizing together to collaboratively solve problems is highly relevant to HP and our most important community – our customers. HP works closely – and continuously – with customers to help their businesses grow and open source software continues to play an increasingly important role. We believe it is [...]
Posted on: January 25, 2012
Author: Dana Blankenhorn from Danablankenhorn.com
Open source doesn’t work the way media narratives would like it to. You can’t see an announcement of something, then measure its immediate success in the market, and draw final conclusions about an open source effort. It’s not like the iPhone and its seemingly instant market penetration. Few understand this better than Josh McKenty. McKenty, [...]
Posted on: January 19, 2012
Author: Steve O'Grady from RedMonk
“Over time, we’ll get more data, more powerful computers, and better predictive algorithms. We’ll also do better at helping group-level (as opposed to individual) decision making, since many organizations require consensus for important decisions. This means that the ‘market share’ of computer automated or mediated decisions should go up, and intuition’s market share should go [...]
Posted on: January 13, 2012
Author: Megan DeGruttola from Black Duck Software
As open source predictions for 2012 continue to be shared, some trends are already starting to emerge. AT&T has launched a new cloud offering, the mobile space saw the release of Tizen’s OS source code and open source methodologies are helping to advance the medical research field. Here are some highlights from these stories and [...]
Posted on: January 11, 2012
Author: Paula Hunter from Outercurve Foundation
Open source projects will be smaller, with fewer contributors – but there will be more new projects. Large, multi-vendor projects such as OpenStack are typically formed in the early stages of an emerging market. There have been a number of new collaborations around cloud technologies, but the growth this year will be in more focused [...]
Posted on: October 28, 2011
Author: Megan DeGruttola from Black Duck Software
It’s been another week of open source announcements, presentations and ideas. Here are your open source tidbits for the week: “Prefer Open Source? Join the Crowd,” was written by Katherine Noyes on PCWorld about recent survey results illustrating the growing use of OSS in businesses. Rikki Endsley gives seven good reasons to teach children about [...]