Building A Strong Open Source Ecosystem - Lessons From Around The World

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    1. FOSS: Building a strong ecosystem 5th November 2008 Pia Waugh Consultant – Waugh Partners Founding Member – OLPC Friends President – Software Freedom International pia@waughpartners.com.au
    2. FOSS?
    3. FOSS? Software?
    4. FOSS? Software? Development methodology?
    5. FOSS? Software? Development methodology? Industry?
    6. FOSS? Software? Development methodology? Industry? Community?
    7. FOSS? Software? Development methodology? Industry? Community? Open Standards?
    8. FOSS Software Development methodology Industry Community Open Standards And, and, and....
    9. FOSS is an ecosystem of people
    10. The Idea
    11. The Idea goes public
    12. People can see the Idea
    13. Get the Idea
    14. And contribute to the Idea
    15. So the Idea can evolve
    16. Community distributions
    17. Commercial distributions
    18. Local User Groups
    19. FOSS is an ecosystem of people... ● Projects ● Community distributions ● Commercial distributions ● Local User Groups ● Industry ● Users and innovators ● Advocates
    20. ... who do stuff ● Software development ● Support ● Documentation ● Implementation ● Demos and talks ● User meetings ● Outreach events
    21. Many do it for fun
    22. Many do it for work
    23. Many do it to improve the world
    24. Communities are driven by ● Individuals ● Technical needs ● Vision ● Grassroot efforts
    25. The roles of Government ?
    26. Government: Using FOSS ● Industry develops through market needs
    27. Government: Using FOSS ● Industry develops through market needs ● Community responds to user needs
    28. Government: Using FOSS ● Industry develops through market needs ● Community responds to user needs ● Skills development
    29. Government: Using FOSS ● Industry develops through market needs ● Community responds to user needs ● Skills development ● Best practices
    30. Government: Using FOSS ● Industry develops through market needs ● Community responds to user needs ● Skills development ● Best practices ● Reduction of FOSS procurement blockages
    31. Government: Using FOSS ● Industry develops through market needs ● Community responds to user needs ● Skills development ● Best practices ● Reduction of FOSS procurement blockages ● Benefits of FOSS systems & industry
    32. Government: Using FOSS ● Industry develops through market needs ● Community responds to user needs ● Skills development ● Best practices ● Reduction of FOSS procurement blockages ● Benefits of FOSS systems & industry ● Ask your vendors about FOSS
    33. Ensure there is a need Cost savings – Migration or consolidation Sustainability – National Archives of Australia Flexibility & Collaboration – eGovernment Trusted Systems – eVoting – Diebold, ACT vs Victoria
    34. Government: Developing FOSS ● Innovate with existing tools
    35. Government: Developing FOSS ● Innovate with existing tools ● Use FOSS collaboration methods and tools
    36. Government: Developing FOSS ● Innovate with existing tools ● Use FOSS collaboration methods and tools ● Encourage contribution to projects where appropriate – bugs reports, code, docs
    37. Government: Developing FOSS ● Innovate with existing tools ● Use FOSS collaboration methods and tools ● Encourage contribution to projects where appropriate – bugs reports, code, docs ● Whitebranding easy Government adoption
    38. Government: Supporting Communities ● Communities are bottom up, not top down
    39. Government: Supporting Communities ● Communities are bottom up, not top down ● Support enthusiasm within departments
    40. Government: Supporting Communities ● Communities are bottom up, not top down ● Support enthusiasm within departments ● Encourage participation in FOSS communities
    41. Government: Supporting Communities ● Communities are bottom up, not top down ● Support enthusiasm within departments ● Encourage participation in FOSS communities ● Give staff time to learn and develop
    42. Government: Supporting Communities ● Communities are bottom up, not top down ● Support enthusiasm within departments ● Encourage participation in FOSS communities ● Give staff time to learn and develop ● Support user groups – venue, pizza, hardware
    43. Government: Supporting Communities ● Communities are bottom up, not top down ● Support enthusiasm within departments ● Encourage participation in FOSS communities ● Give staff time to learn and develop ● Support user groups – venue, pizza, hardware ● Run/support events – hackfests, competitions
    44. FOSS in Australia ✔ Private – strong user community ✔ Education – growing rapidly ✔ The Open Source Industry – highly skilled globally successful and local development ✔ The Open Source community – large and skilled community, project leaders several local development labs ✔ Government – great case studies, lacking cohesive leadership and strategy
    45. FOSS in the Australian Government ➢ Over 60% of agencies using FOSS ➢ Leadership from flagship agencies ➢ NAA – archival of Government data ➢ NSW Judicial Commission – core biz apps ➢ AGIMO – Government collaboration – GovDex ➢ NSW DET – FOSS in education ➢ Agencies participating in the community ➢ Increase in pilots and trials “Open Source is the future” - Patrick Callioni, Division Manager, AGIMO
    46. World experiences
    47. World experiences
    48. World experiences
    49. World experiences
    50. World experiences ● Sustainability Education Local industry ● Security ● ● ● Avoiding vendor Learning Flexibility ● Control ● ● lock-in Localisation Cost savings ● Scalability ● ● ● Control over Community Gov investment ● Autonomous ● ● Data IT industry ● Skills devel ● ● Self-determination bootstrapping
    51. Thank you & Questions Useful links Linux Australia - http://linux.org.au/ Open Source Industry Australia - http://osia.net.au/ Australian Service for Knowledge of Open Source - http://ask-oss.mq.edu.au Australian Government collaboration portal - http://www.govdex.gov.au/ Australian FOSS Census - http://census.waughpartners.com.au/ Pia Waugh pia@waughpartners.com.au Waugh Partners http://waughpartners.com.au All images are either OpenOffice clipart or Public Domain from Wikicommons

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