2013 - The Future of Open Source

North Bridge and Black Duck logos

The Leadership Panel

[awaiting specific contact info from Megan]

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Open Source Collaborators

Logos of all collaborators

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Agenda

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Who Took the Survey

* Title change

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Survey Responses

* Show all numbers since 2009

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Survey Respondents

Vendors v. non-vendors

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Survey Respondents’ Titles

* Look below

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Adoption & Deployment

* Title change

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Government is Leading the Way

Simple graphical treatment. Highlight Government.

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Quality Gains Momentum

Show top three results’ trends from past years. Call out bottom two results (Lower costs, Access

to source code)

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… Fast!

Add 2013 results. Highlight “Availability of Commercial

Support.”

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… Fast!

Add 2013 results. Highlight “Availability of Commercial

Support.”

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… Fast!

Add 2013 results. Highlight “Availability of Commercial

Support.”

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We’ve Evolved from “If”…Show *only* predictions from

2013.

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We’ve Evolved from “If”…Show *only* predictions from

2013.

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Innovation

Section Break Slide

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OSS + Open APIs = Innovation Age

Show all results. Emphasize strong support for Open APIs.

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OSS + Open APIs = Innovation Age

Show all results. Emphasize strong support for Open APIs.

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Extensibility is the Key to Future Growth

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OSS + Open APIs = Innovation Age

Show all results. Emphasize strong support for Open APIs.

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Why is OSS Winning?

Show all four results. Emphasize that “Product Innovation” is first

among all respondents, non-vendors, and C-level execs.

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Why is OSS Winning?

Show all four results. Emphasize that “Product Innovation” is first

among all respondents, non-vendors, and C-level execs.

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Where OSS is WinningShow top three results. Diminish top two (OS and Dev Tools). Call out that vendors picked Cloud as

#3, Non-vendors picked Mobile as #3, and companies with >1,000

employees picked Big Data as #3.

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Growth of Innovation and Open Source

Redesign supplemental Black Duck slides

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Community & Culture

Section break slide

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Companies Are Using OSS to Attract Developer Talent

Compare results to 2012. Note “Companies are using OSS to

attract developer talent.”

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And Are Looking For Deep, not Broad, Experience

Compare top three results to 2012 and show the shift to “Deep vs.

Broad.”

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Trusted OSS Sources

Show top three results. Call out that large orgs still preferred

foundations to forges.

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Collaboration Amongst Competitors

Show “57% of respondents agree/strongly agree that their company will collaborate with

competitors.

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OSS Trends

Show all results. Mention “Academia” result was rated “Most

Important” by plurality.

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Investment

Section break slide

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SaaS is on the Rise

Compare results to 2012. Call out that non-vendors ranked support as #1, and vendors ranked SaaS

as #1.

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OSS + Open APIs = Innovation Age

Show all results. Emphasize strong support for Open APIs.

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Conclusion

Section break slide

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Business Problems OSS Will Solve

Word cloud depicting results (Lower cost, Big Data,

Integration…)

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Conclusion

Section break slide

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Thank you!OSS Collaborators

Same logo slide

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Find Out More

[need exact contact info]

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#FUTUREOSS @FUTUREOFOSS

HTTP://NORTHBRIDGE.COM/OPEN-SOURCE @NORTH_BRIDGE

HTTP://MJSKOK.COM/RESOURCES/OPEN-SOURCE @MJSKOK

HTTP://BLACKDUCKSOFTWARE.COM @BLACK_DUCK_SW

HTTP://OPENSOURCEDELIVERS.COM @OSDELIVERS

#FUTUREOSSRESULTS