Open Source Delivers

This blog was originally posted on SandHill.com. Editor’s note: My immediate reaction when I reviewed the findings of the recent 2013 Future of Open Source Survey was surprise at the high degree [...]

Inevitable.  Inextricable.  Imminent. Greeting Netizens.  Since you are reading this blog, you obviously belong to the “Internet of Persons,” a growing global population of 2.5 billion of your fellow human [...]

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 [...]

You’ve just finished developing a great piece of code; you saved your company a bunch of money using open-source components to be faster and efficient. Your colleagues admire you and treat you [...]

To stay relevant in the ever-evolving world of technology, we must both reinvent and enhance; after all, innovation is at the heart of many companies, technology or otherwise. Change and [...]

What do GitHub, government, big data and the enterprise all have in common? Open source software (and being featured in this Weekly Wrap Up, of course)! Read on for open [...]

The scrutiny that proposed software investments receive from senior executives has increased dramatically over the past decade, and, as such, a whole new set of disciplines has arisen.  Successful investments [...]

Mozilla announced new developer preview phones for its upcoming Firefox mobile OS, while Canonical started recruiting the developer community in the creation of its core Ubuntu Phone apps. Here is [...]

Software audits are not a new concept for many IT organizations. Yet, the importance of these software code assessments is often undervalued.  As Linux Foundation Executive Director Jim Zemlin pointed [...]

The holidays are over and a new year has begun, which means it’s time for (seemingly) every tech journalist and pundit to make their predictions for what 2013 will hold. [...]