43. ... and use of open as a
competitive weapon ...
Open Technology
(open source, open data, open
hardware, open standards, open APIs,
open process)
44. Open Technology
1. Drive adoption
2. Drive innovation (as in feature completeness)
3. Drive innovation (genesis higher order systems)
4. Drive efficiency
5. Undermine competitors barrier to entry
6. Enable formation of an ecosystem (ILC)
7. Protect an existing value chain ... numerous
strategies in the
wild ...
45. Open Technology
9. Prevent competitors differentiating around a core
revenue stream (Tower & Moat)
10. Retention and recruitment of talent
11. On ramp to another product or service (open core)
12. Overcome an obstacle (insertion strategy)
13. Encourage formation of a competitive market
(interoperable play)
14. Avoid transition costs (standards play)
46. Open Source &
the Next Age
... this will also matter in
the next age...
47. ... critical is understand
Ubiquity
evolution ...
Utility
Commodity
Product
Service
Custom Built
Genesis
Certainty