Going Open: How to Make a Project Open Source

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Making an Existing Software Project Open Source - examples of how AOL and Yahoo! decide to open source internal projects and the steps they take to help manage the community.

Going Open:
Making an Existing Software
Project Open Source

Peter Vescuso
Black Duck Software

Trends

“Software is
Eating the World”
Marc Andreessen

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Source: Karim R. Lakhani

Trends: Open Innovation k@hbs.edu

“No MatterAcademia Are, Most of
Who You
the Smartest People Work for
Someone Else”

Bill Joy, Cofounder Sun Microsystems
Innovation

Community Commercial

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Trends: Open Innovation

Then Now

Time

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Trends: “Super Communities”

Healthcare Automotive

Aerospace
Polarsys

Financial Services
Mobile
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Why Open Source?

“Open source helps us build better
products faster”

Erynn Petersen
Vice President of Developer &
Open Source Evangelism

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Staying in Synch with Changes

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How Not to Go Open

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Sample of Projects

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Open Sourcing – Will it Succeed?

Erynn Petersen‟s check list:
 Does a similar open source project already
exist?
 Are there interfacing projects we can
leverage?
 Does an evangelist or „rock star‟ already
exist for the project?
 Which projects have „cache‟?
 Who is already using the software that we
can engage for help/partnership?
 What is the competitive risk?
 What is the estimated cost to open source?
 What is the benefit to AOL? What is the
benefit to the development community?

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Open Sourcing – Will it Succeed?

An open source Node.js web framework
for real time web development.

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Open Source or not?

Keep the platform
proprietary Open Source it

Delay Helps get
competition shared
from creating investment in
knock-off the platform
products. to help us all.
Gil Yehuda
Director of Open
Source Strategy
Forces our
Be alone product to
caring about compete on
the platform‟s full
development. experience,
not timing.

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Open Source or not?

Open source platform for Big Data

Gil Yehuda
Director of Open
Source Strategy

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Open Sourcing - Preparing

Clean Code

Documentation

IP Rights

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Community Management

Bugs

Issues

Roadmap

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Summary

 Open innovation is growing
 Many reasons to open source proprietary code
– Webinar with AOL - How to Go Open: Successfully Open
Sourcing Internal Software Projects
 http://advance.blackducksoftware.com/content/WRGoOpen
– Webinar with Yahoo - Open Source as a Catalyst for Innovation
and Cultural Change Featuring Yahoo!
 http://advance.blackducksoftware.com/content/WRYahooSM

 Making an open source project successful:
– Attractiveness
– Transparency
– Meritocracy
– Management

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6th Annual Future of Open Source Survey
www.futureopensource.net

 Produced by Black Duck, North
Bridge & 451 Research
 Focuses on the next generation
of open source topics
– Community driven innovation,
vertical industry adoption, etc.

 Keynote panel at OSBC, May
21, 2012 in San Francisco to
discuss the survey results

Help Shape the Future of Open Source!
Take the Survey Today!
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3. Source: Karim R. Lakhani Trends: Open Innovation k@hbs.edu “No MatterAcademia Are, Most of Who You the Smartest People Work for Someone Else” Bill Joy, Cofounder Sun Microsystems Innovation Community Commercial Copyright © 2012 Black Duck Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

6. Why Open Source? “Open source helps us build better products faster” Erynn Petersen Vice President of Developer & Open Source Evangelism Copyright © 2012 Black Duck Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

10. Open Sourcing – Will it Succeed? Erynn Petersen‟s check list:  Does a similar open source project already exist?  Are there interfacing projects we can leverage?  Does an evangelist or „rock star‟ already exist for the project?  Which projects have „cache‟?  Who is already using the software that we can engage for help/partnership?  What is the competitive risk?  What is the estimated cost to open source?  What is the benefit to AOL? What is the benefit to the development community? Copyright © 2012 Black Duck Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

12. Open Source or not? Keep the platform proprietary Open Source it Delay Helps get competition shared from creating investment in knock-off the platform products. to help us all. Gil Yehuda Director of Open Source Strategy Forces our Be alone product to caring about compete on the platform‟s full development. experience, not timing. Copyright © 2012 Black Duck Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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