How open source is shaping the future of business and our lives: All Things Open conference interview series
The first All Things Open conference is this year in Raleigh, NC. The conference aims to explore open source and the open web in the enterprise. Prior to the event, Opensource.com interviewed some of the speakers: the top developers, technologists, and decision makers exploring and sharing how open source is shaping the future of business and our lives.
This eBook is a collection of those interviews. They open up a free flow of information, of personal thoughts and perspectives, from some of the most important open source leaders in the industry. They run the companies that not only think outside the box, but are building something really special out there: communities, projects, products, and ideas that tackle and solve some of our greatest problems, from tech gadgets and development to business and healthcare.
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Articles included in this eBook
- Acquia CEO on open innovation and new markets for Drupal
—Tom Erickson of Acquia interviewed by Jason Hibbets - Interview with Red Hat CIO Lee Congdon on the changing role of IT leadership
—Lee Congdon of Red Hat interviewed by Ginny Skalski - Mozilla envangelist talks favorite Firefox OS phone apps and addresses misconceptions
—Jason Weathersby of Mozilla interviewed by Robin Muilwijk - Open source is brutal: an interview with Google's Chris DiBona
—Chris DiBona of Google interviewed by Jodi Biddle - An IBM journey from rocket engineer to the Eclipse Foundation
—Pat Huff of IBM interviewed by David Huff - Up close and personal with Twitter's Open Source Manager Chris Aniszczyk
—Chris Aniszczyk of Twitter interviewed by Weston Davis - How the Eclipse Foundation evolves to stay relevant
—Mike Milinkovich of Eclipse Foundation interviewed by David Huff - Community management tips from Greg DeKoenigsberg of Eucalyptus
—Greg DeKoeinsberg of Eucalyptus interviewed by Travis Kepley - Open source hardware holds the same promise as software
—Chris Clark of SparkFun interviewed by Phil Shaprio - Tips for community managers and the state of OpenSocial from SugarCRM's John Mertic
—John Mertic of SugarCRM interviewed by Jason Hibbets - The closed source enterprise is becoming a thing of the past
—Andrew Hunt of The Pragmatic Bookshelf interviewed by Robin Muilwijk - Hampton Catlin on Wikipedia Mobile, Sass, product design, and breaking conventions
—Hampton Catlin of Sass interviewed by Luis Ibanez - Open source under the lens of an intellectual property lawyer
—Pam Chestek of Chestek Legal interviewed by Jen Wike - Who owns an open source brand—the company or the community?
—John Adams of Red Hat interviewed by Jen Wike - When open source invests in diversity, everyone wins
—Jessica McKellar of Python interviewed by Lynn Root - Envy Labs developer Carlos Souza talks about Code School and playing in a band
—Carlos Souza of Envy Labs interviewed by Og Maciel - Top 5 things Angie Bryon loves about Drupal
—Angie Bryon of Drupal interviewed by Jason Hibbets - The challenges and perks of bringing open source to the enterprise
—Steven Grandchamp of OpenLogic interviewed by Kendra Mack - How Opensource.com Project Manager Jason Hibbets takes open source beyond technology
—Jason Hibbets of Opensource.com interviewed by Jen Wike - OpenDaylight Foundation aims to shape the future of Software Defined Networking (SDN)
—David Meyer of OpenDaylight Foundation interviewed by Ginny Skalski - The open source prescription for more consumer-driven healthcare
—Joanne Rohde of Axial Exchange interviewed by Kelly Andrews - MySQL community manager keeps watchful eye on database industry
—Dave Stokes of MySQL interviewed by Robin Muilwijk
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