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- Unpacking Open Source Culture
- Jeff Traynor, Raincity Studios
- A bit about me...
- Non Profits and Community Groups
- Student and Researcher
- Freelance Developer and Consultant
- Marketing Director at Raincity Studios
- About Raincity Studios
- Founded 2004, Incorporated 2005
- Over 180 Websites
- Over 80 Drupal Developers and Contributors
- Open Source Advocates
- Community Builders
- Social Media Strategists
- Our Clients
- Sony/BMG Artist Network
- SPIN Magazine
- Warner Brothers Records
- Mozilla Foundation (Firefox)
- 7x7 Magazine
- Government of Canada
- Harlequin Books
- The Grateful Dead
- California Home and Design
- over a hundred more ...
- Our CMS of Choice: Drupal
- PHP-based
- Open Source
- Robust and Scalable
- Standards-Compliant and Accessible
- Flexible and Extensible
- Mature and Stable
- Active Community / Client Interest
- Key Features of Drupal Framework
- user/session management and authentication
- fine-grained, role-based permissions
- logging and statistics
- extensible architecture
- internationalization
- theming
- ‘ social’ in posture (RSS)
- taxonomy / tagging
- semantic web ready (rdf)
- Version Growth
- 2005: Drupal 4.6
- 2006: Drupal 4.7
- 2007: Drupal 5.x
- 2008: Drupal 6.x
- 2009: Drupal 7 goes into code freeze this september
- Building/maintaining Drupal Modules
- Drupal Thursdays - pay forward to the community
- Baramps, Drupal Camps - low cost, peer taught conferences
- Spreading message at SxSW, Gnomedex, E3, BlogWorld, Lab with Leo, etc...
- Drupal Landscape: The Community
- Development Seed
- Palintir
- Phase II Technology
- Ping Vision
- Chapter 3
- Many more...
- Lullabot
- Acquia
- Workhabit
- DrupalCon
- Drupal Association
- Drupal Landscape: Vancouver
- groups.drupal.org
- local drupal meet-ups
- drupalcamp vancouver
- Co-opetition
- Adam Brandenburger and Barry Nalebuff
- “ a model in which a network of stakeholders co-operate and compete to create maximum value...(the) internet and mobile technologies have made it even more necessary for companies to both co-operate and compete, by enabling relationships through information sharing as well as integrating and streamlining process” - Julie Bowser, IBM
- http://www-935.ibm.com/services/uk/index.wss/multipage/igs/ibvstudy/a1008082?cntxt=a1006870
- Why Open Source is Better (typical answers)
- Knowledge Sharing within communities for best practices/efficiency
- Economic - Spend money on customizing and marketing rather than developing
- Expandable without limits or fees
- Modular - add existing functionality when needed
- Portable from Vendor to Vendor
- Open Source Myths
- Open source = my website is cheap
- Open source development produces better applications
- Open source developers are selfless hippies
- Open source is simply a matter of licensing
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Who Uses Drupal?
- Open Source
- Academics
- Non-Profits
- Artists
- Media Outlets
- Publishers
- Governments
- Where are the Fortune 500 companies? Unpacking Open Source Culture
- Drupal for Enterprise
- Fedex (news)
- Drupal for Enterprise
- Nokia (research)
- Drupal for Enterprise
- Sanyo Australia
- Business Benefits of Community
- Amplify brand messages to online audiences
- Create an atmosphere for active participation
- Refresh corporate marketing communications
- Empower customers and solicit valuable feedback
- Foster brand advocates and a sense of ownership
- The power of open source is in the process . Unpacking Open Source Culture
- Marshall McLuhan: Media as extensions of man (and woman) Unpacking Open Source Culture
- Unpacking Open Source Culture
- Unpacking Open Source Culture The power of open source is in its potential to make networked technologies more human
- Get in touch...
- Email: [email_address]
- Twitter: @jtray
- Web: http://raincitystudios.com
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