"Open Source and Open Data creating possibilities for location intelligence business" by Sanna Jokela

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Track | the Future of Open Source Business Sanna Jokela, CEO, Gispo Ltd Mindtrek Conference 15th of November 2022. Tampere, Finland www.mindtrek.org

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Open Source and Open Data creating possibilities for
location intelligence business
Mindtrek 2022, Sanna Jokela

Gispo Ltd.
● Founded in 2012
○ 19+ employees
● We consult our customers on how to utilize FOSS4G
solutions and open data efﬁciently
● We develop software
○ QGIS plugins and QGIS core
● We train our customers in GIS; 100+ organizations
and 1000+ people
● We support our customers who use FOSS4G
● Open source advocate and capacity building with
open source

Open GIS ⇒ FOSS4G possibilities
● GIS is used in every sector of life (maps, navigation, information
science/analysis)
● Education, NGOs, public sector, business:
○ Saving money (no license costs)
○ Easy to test the tools and choose the best ones
○ Usually requires efforts in migration (knowhow and data)
○ New features can be created speciﬁcally for their needs
● FOSS4G Business models - might be applicable to other OS-product also?
○ Freelancing: easy to start (tools and data are available), e.g. training/consulting
○ SAAS-services: open core/hosting services
○ Service based: support, courses, consulting, software development

OpenStreetMap (service
POIs)
Flickr photo locations
GTFS (buss stops, transit
routes)
OpenStreetMap (routes)
Kontur population grid
Ookla’s global Network
performance dataset

Map: Eemil Haapanen, Gispo Ltd
Data: OpenStreetMap (services, routes), Fickr, GTFS routes and
stops, Kontur population grid, Ookla’s global Network performance
dataset
Tools: QGIS, Kepler, Docker, Python, OSm2psql, PostGIS, Jupyter
Notebook
https://github.com/GispoCoding/geoviz-notebooks

Map services Field work
Desktop Map servers Database Libraries
pg_tileserv

Open is not free - but how to
evaluate the value of OS-products?
Example: QGIS community size
evaluation

The size of QGIS community? (In 2021)
● 2.7 m pageviews for QGIS.org
● Plugin downloads (best ones 3
million times)
● 35 user groups
● 500 000 views for “QGIS 3 for
absolute beginners”-video in
youtube
● Sloccount QGIS forth is 54 m$
⇒ compared to: QGIS.org Association
income in 2021: 239 250€

Photo: vladivlad / Shutterstock.com
Kids playing on the way home from school in Central Madagascar.

Photo:
Anniina
Kovalainen
QGIS user
meeting
A Coruña 2019
Open Source
= People

Contact information
● info@gispo.ﬁ
Ofﬁces (Finland)
● Kalevankatu 31, 00100 Helsinki (Ylähuone)
● Junakatu 9, 20100 Turku (Logomo Byrå)
●

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"Open Source and Open Data creating possibilities for location intelligence business" by Sanna Jokela

1. Open Source and Open Data creating possibilities for location intelligence business Mindtrek 2022, Sanna Jokela

2. Gispo Ltd. ● Founded in 2012 ○ 19+ employees ● We consult our customers on how to utilize FOSS4G solutions and open data efﬁciently ● We develop software ○ QGIS plugins and QGIS core ● We train our customers in GIS; 100+ organizations and 1000+ people ● We support our customers who use FOSS4G ● Open source advocate and capacity building with open source

3. Open GIS ⇒ FOSS4G possibilities ● GIS is used in every sector of life (maps, navigation, information science/analysis) ● Education, NGOs, public sector, business: ○ Saving money (no license costs) ○ Easy to test the tools and choose the best ones ○ Usually requires efforts in migration (knowhow and data) ○ New features can be created speciﬁcally for their needs ● FOSS4G Business models - might be applicable to other OS-product also? ○ Freelancing: easy to start (tools and data are available), e.g. training/consulting ○ SAAS-services: open core/hosting services ○ Service based: support, courses, consulting, software development

4. Location, location, location?

5. OpenStreetMap (service POIs) Flickr photo locations GTFS (buss stops, transit routes) OpenStreetMap (routes) Kontur population grid Ookla’s global Network performance dataset

6. Map: Eemil Haapanen, Gispo Ltd Data: OpenStreetMap (services, routes), Fickr, GTFS routes and stops, Kontur population grid, Ookla’s global Network performance dataset Tools: QGIS, Kepler, Docker, Python, OSm2psql, PostGIS, Jupyter Notebook https://github.com/GispoCoding/geoviz-notebooks

8. Map services Field work Desktop Map servers Database Libraries pg_tileserv

9. Open is not free - but how to evaluate the value of OS-products? Example: QGIS community size evaluation

10. QGIS was born in 2004

11. The size of QGIS community? (In 2021) ● 2.7 m pageviews for QGIS.org ● Plugin downloads (best ones 3 million times) ● 35 user groups ● 500 000 views for “QGIS 3 for absolute beginners”-video in youtube ● Sloccount QGIS forth is 54 m$ ⇒ compared to: QGIS.org Association income in 2021: 239 250€

12. Community matters

13. Photo: vladivlad / Shutterstock.com Kids playing on the way home from school in Central Madagascar.

14. Photo: Anniina Kovalainen QGIS user meeting A Coruña 2019 Open Source = People

15. Contact information ● info@gispo.ﬁ Ofﬁces (Finland) ● Kalevankatu 31, 00100 Helsinki (Ylähuone) ● Junakatu 9, 20100 Turku (Logomo Byrå) ●

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