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    1. What is Open Development? Ross Gardler OSS Watch Service Manager [email_address] http://www.oss-watch.ac.uk http://www.slideshare.net/rgardler Topic Tags: ossw_community2008
        • Unless otherwise indicated, all materials in this presentation are © 2008 University of Oxford
        • and are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 England & Wales licence .
    2. Content
      • What is Open Development?
      • What is Sustainability?
        • The Social system
        • The Environment
        • The Economy
      • Reality
    3. Open development is... A way for distributed team members to collaboratively develop a shared resource in a managed and sustainable way. Perfected in open source projects.
    4. Key Attributes
      • User engagement
      • Transparency
      • Collaboration
      • Agility
    5. What is sustainability?
      • The ongoing process of achieving development or redevelopment that does not undermine its physical or social systems of support. http://www.smarte.org/smarte/resource/sn-glossary.xml
        • The economy
        • The environment
        • The Social System
    6. The Social System Courtesy of Aristocrat http://www.flickr.com/photos/netphotography/2167896895/
        • "The real value of open source software is that it allows communities to work together and solve problems"
        • - Irving Wladawsky-Berger,
        • Head of IBM's e-business on demand initiative
        • http://www.itconversations.com/shows/detail495.html
      • “ I think that innovation happens in encounters when you encounter other people and also when you step over some boundary and you combine ideas that haven't been combined before.”
      • Marten Mickos, (Sold MySQL for $1B)
    7.  
    8. The $1b community
      • “ You need a good user base before you start getting contributions.”
      • Marten Mickos, (Sold MySQL for $1B)
    9. The Environment Courtesy of amymyou http://www.flickr.com/photos/65806584@N00/518271146/
    10. Join an Existing Community
      • Raise awareness of your own work
      • Attract users from connected communities
      • Learn from successful communities
      • Stay abreast of current thinking
      • Lose independence
    11. Build a New Community
      • Limited visibility – fewer users
      • Retain full independence
        • Do you really need it?
        • What will it bring you?
      • More recognition for initiators
      • Little opportunity to learn from others
    12. Build a Sub-community
      • Best of both worlds
      • Benefit. from experience of some
      • Maintain some independence
      • Little fish in big pond?
      • Is these a suitable parent?
    13. Four Essential Tools
      • Web site
      • Archived mailing list
      • Issue tracker
      • Version control
    14. Essential Processes
      • Decision making
      • Conflict Resolution
        • Meritocracy of contribution
        • Benevolent dictator
      • Transparency
      • Recognition & Reward
    15. The Economy Courtesy of thefuturistics - http://www.flickr.com/photos/thefuturistics/2905639419/
    16. Selfish Motivations?
      • “ Those who contribute to us are as selfish as anybody else. There's rarely any charitable aspect of this.”
      • Marten Mickos, (Sold MySQL for $1B)
    17. Facilitate Exchange
      • Give as much as yen can
      • Take as much as you can
      • Give everything
      • Expect nothing
      • Do it all in the open
    18. Monetisation
      • Barter is a form of monetisation
        • User feedback (market research)
        • Evangelism (marketing)
        • Code (product development)
      • Most people don't/can't offer anything
        • These people will pay (in private)
    19. Courtesty of Perrenque http://www.flickr.com/photos/perrenque/2945816430/
    20. Be Realistic, Be Sensible
      • Building an open development project takes time
        • “they” won't come flocking
        • You will talk to yourself in the early days
      • Start as you mean to go on
        • Lead by example, others will follow
      • Encourage everyone to help new users
    21. OSS Watch Strategic Projects
      • Open Development (community led)
      • Sustainability planning (from bid stage)
      • Community development effort
        • Project communities
        • Inter-project communities
      • We are community members
      • Thank you for listening,
      • For more information...
      • [email_address]
      • www.oss-watch.ac.uk
      • Ross Gardler
      • Image: Some Rights Reserved http://www.flickr.com/photos/ksaad/152579107/
      http://www.slideshare.net/rgardler

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