The document discusses different models of management and how open source relates to management approaches. Management 1.0/2.0 refers to traditional top-down hierarchical models while Management 3.0 focuses on self-management, transparency, and product-first approaches. When using open source, companies must consider licensing, intellectual property violations, and whether projects will be considered public domain. Open source development involves community input through a workflow of project proposals, review, incubation, and releases.

1. Management 3.0 and Open Source
Otávio Santana
@otaviojava
otaviojava@apache.org

2. Companies who make technology

3. Management 1.0/2.0
● Top-down management
● Fayol (1917)
● Planning, Organisation,
Command, Coordination,
Control Thinker

4. Management
3.0
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6. CLT?

7. Public Domain?

8. New Project

9. IP Violations

10. Licenses

11. Foundations
Board Director
PMCPMC
Project Company Project Company

12. Open source & money

13. Workflow
Project Proposal
Review
Incubating
Release

14. Developer in charge
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15. Transparency

16. Goal

17. Unique

18. Ideas

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22. Multidisciplinary
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23. Peopleware
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24. Product vs quality
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25. Self-management

26. In Challenge

27. Distributed
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28. Company vs Community

29. Consortium
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30. Tools

31. Travels

32. Hire

33. Help, I need
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34. Thank You
Otávio Santana
@otaviojava
otaviojava@apache.org