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OSI Seeks Faculty (YOU!) to Teach New Open Source Courses
The OSI is seeking passionate practitioners working in and with Open Source Software, to share their knowledge and experience with students interested in the growing number of careers supporting Open Source Software. These faculty roles are employment positions, not volunteer roles, as part of a new academic specialization in Open Source Technology Management.
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The Mythical Economic Model of Open Source
It has become fashionable today to study open source through the lens of economic benefits to developers and sometimes draw rather alarming conclusions. It has also become fashionable to assume a business model tie and then berate the open source community, or their licences, for lack of leadership when the business model fails. The purpose…
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Open Source Success in Schools – Something to make a “FUSS” about
Since he was a child, Marco Marinello has always found computers and how they operate intriguing. His father introduced him to the world of computer science early, including the basics of Linux system administration. Fortunately his own school — and in fact all of the South Tyrol region where he lives — runs a modified…
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Open Source in 2019
21 years in, the landscape around open source evolved a lot. But is, “open source” enough? According to Thierry Carrez, VP of Engineering at OSI Affiliate Member OpenStack Foundation, open source is necessary, but it is not sufficient. In this post he’ll detail why.
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Brandeis University and Open Source Initiative to Launch New Educational Partnership.
Resources designed to fill key skills gaps as open source industry matures. OSCON – PORTLAND, OR – July 17, 2019 – Brandeis University’s Graduate Professional Studies division (GPS) will partner with The Open Source Initiative® (OSI) to provide new educational offerings for the open source community, the university announced at OSCON 2019.
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Juniper Networks Extends Commitment to Open Source Software and Communities through Open Source Initiative Sponsorship.
Generous support from long-standing open source collaborator and contributor will advance open source alignment and foster open standards. OSCON, Portland, OR – July 15, 2019 – Juniper Networks firmly believes open source and open standards foster greater innovation, and for years has actively participated in a variety of open source communities and key standards bodies,…
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On Why OpenStack Foundation Joined the OSI
The definition of open source has been under attack, making the work of the Open Source Initiative more important than ever says OSF’s Thierry Carrez.
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Open Source Initiative Welcomes TODO Group as Affiliate Member
PALO ALTO, Calif. – July 2, 2019 — The Open Source Initiative announced today the affiliate membership of TODO Group. Boasting membership from some of today’s most active corporations working in and with Open Source Software, the TODO Group shares experiences, develops best practices, and collaborates around common tooling to address some of the most…
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Publication of Research on Company Contributions to OSS Projects
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering has published an article on company contributions to community open source projects authored by partners in the LIM-IT project. “On Company Contributions to Community OSS Projects” reports an investigation of how practitioners working for businesses interact with eight community OSS projects of various sizes in diverse domains, including cloud computing…
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OpenStack Foundation Joins Open Source Initiative as Affiliate Member
Membership affirms open source community’s support of the Open Source Definition and OSI’s mission as steward. PALO ALTO, Calif. – June 26, 2019 — The Open Source Initiative ® (OSI), steward of the Open Source Definition and internationally recognized body for approving Open Source Software licenses, today announces the affiliate membership of The OpenStack Foundation…
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@osi so this isn’t law yet, it’s just a suggestion? 100% Microslop will get their grimy hands into the process…