Open Source Delivers

As I was reading Susan Dominus’s recent New York Times article about Adam Grant, a young PhD at Wharton School, and his research on prosocial behavior in the workplace, it [...]

In and outside of Red Hat, the BYOD (bring your own device) trend has instilled a greater sense of power and ownership for professionals wanting control over the tools they [...]

As we prepare to launch the 2013 Future of Open Source Survey, we want to hear from you!  What topic is most interesting to you this year?

Sifting through the thousands of new open source projects that start each year is a refreshing, insightful process. As we completed our Rookies analysis of the new projects that hit [...]

Now that we all survived the end of the world, let’s see what open source developments we have to look forward to in the future. Open source wireless networks are [...]

About two years ago — more or less for my own amusement — I wrote a piece about weird licenses that had been uncovered by the Black Duck KnowledgeBase team. [...]

We all get excited about the latest hot open source projects like CloudStack and Boot to Gecko — they’re new and exciting and the possibilities seem endless.  But what about [...]

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 [...]

Looking for a good Linux developer but finding some of the best are already taken? You’re not alone. The Linux Foundation’s 2012 Linux Jobs Report, produced in partnership with Dice.com, shows that [...]

Last week I had the privilege of attending OSCON 2012 in Portland, OR. While I regularly attend open source related events, this event is the biggest, baddest open source event [...]