Open Source Delivers

GENIVI is the alliance of companies in the automotive supply chain jointly developing a Linux-based in-vehicle infotainment system (IVI) platform. The All Member Meeting (AMM) in Barcelona drew about 400 [...]

At long last, two automotive industry behemoths have mapped out a joint route to serve the growing community of automotive app developers.  This week, Ford Motor Company announced that it [...]

This week, Black Duck announced the 2012 Open Source Rookies of the Year, recognizing the top new open source projects from this past year. Open Source Delivers blogger Dave Gruber [...]

While product launches, announcements and keynotes from CES seem to have taken over the web this week, a (somewhat) unlikely sector has made a lot of noise around open source [...]

With 2012 coming to a close and the New Year just around the corner, it’s a time for reflection and predictions.  A revolution of sorts began taking place in the [...]

Last week I had the pleasure of speaking with Mike Milinkovich, executive director of the Eclipse Foundation, for our “Open Source Conversations” series.  In this video, Mike provides a great [...]

Each day, when I get in my car and drive to work I think about the software business I’m involved in. Yet it seldom occurs to me that there are [...]

This week marks two major milestones for OSS-based automotive platform development. First, the GENIVI Alliance, an industry consortium of automotive OEMs and suppliers dedicated to building an open source in-vehicle infotainment [...]

This week’s open source buzz was around the next release of Microsoft Office, which provides support for the Open Document Format (ODF), along with Open XML and editing capabilities for [...]

I had the pleasure of spending past three weeks on the road talking to many members of the automotive IVI (in-vehicle infotainment) software supply community in the U.S., Europe and [...]