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2010 Future of Open Source Survey Results

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2010 Future of Open Source Survey Results

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The results of North Bridge Venture Partners 2010 Future of Open Source survey were released at the Computerworld Open Source Business Conference. Michael Skok led a panel discussion on the topic with Dries Buytaert from Acquia, Jim Whitehurst from Red Hat, Tim Yeaton from Black Duck Software and Larry Augustin from SugarCRM.

The results of North Bridge Venture Partners 2010 Future of Open Source survey were released at the Computerworld Open Source Business Conference. Michael Skok led a panel discussion on the topic with Dries Buytaert from Acquia, Jim Whitehurst from Red Hat, Tim Yeaton from Black Duck Software and Larry Augustin from SugarCRM.

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2010 Future of Open Source Survey Results

  1. 1. 4TH Annual Leadership Keynote<br />Michael Skok<br />
  2. 2. Dries Buytaert<br />CTO & Co-Founder<br />Jim Whitehurst<br />President & CEO<br />Michael Skok<br />General Partner<br />Tim Yeaton<br />President & CEO<br />Larry Augustin<br />CEO<br />March 17, 2010<br />2<br />
  3. 3. Agenda<br />March 17, 2010<br />3<br />Survey!<br />You!<br />Industry<br />Industry<br />Investment<br />Investment<br />Direction<br />Direction<br />
  4. 4. 3/17/10<br />4<br />
  5. 5. March 17, 2010<br />5<br />Who Took the 2010 Survey?<br />
  6. 6. Record response<br />435<br />551<br />2009<br />2010<br />March 17, 2010<br />6<br />
  7. 7. Survey Respondents <br />2<br />4<br />5<br />8<br />%<br />%<br />Vendors<br />Non-Vendors<br />March 17, 2010<br />7<br />
  8. 8. Survey Respondents Titles <br />Vendors<br />Non-Vendors<br />March 17, 2010<br />8<br />
  9. 9. What You Asked For…<br />Which sectors are susceptible to disruption?<br />What are the barriers for Open Source?<br />What business strategies create value?<br />3/17/10<br />9<br />242<br />206<br />181<br />
  10. 10. Agenda<br />March 17, 2010<br />10<br />Survey!<br />You!<br />Industry<br />Industry<br />Investment<br />Investment<br />Direction<br />Direction<br />
  11. 11. Is a Turbulent Economy Goodor Bad for Open Source?<br />March 17, 2010<br />11<br />
  12. 12. What Makes OSS Attractive?<br />2010<br />2009<br />2008<br />March 17, 2010<br />12<br />
  13. 13. Drivers of OSS Tipping Point<br />Private Sector<br />Adoption<br />Public Sector<br />Adoption<br />Other<br />Economic<br />Downturn<br />Past<br />Experience<br />With OSS<br />March 17, 2010<br />13<br />
  14. 14. March 17, 2010<br />14<br />Barriers to OSS?<br />206<br />
  15. 15. Top 3 Barriers to OSS selection<br />Unfamiliarity with open source solutions <br />Lack of internal technical skills<br />Lack of formal commercial vendor support <br />March 17, 2010<br />15<br />1<br />2<br />3<br />
  16. 16. March 17, 2010<br />16<br />IMPACT of Open Source<br />
  17. 17. Sectors to be Disrupted by OSS Over the Next 5 Years<br />March 17, 2010<br />17<br />MOST Susceptible to Disruption<br />Database<br />242<br />WCM/CMS/Social Software<br />OperatingSystems<br />ERP/CRM<br />Security tools<br />Office Productivity<br />LEAST Susceptible to Disruption<br />
  18. 18. Sectors to be Disrupted by OSS Over the Next 5 Years<br />March 17, 2010<br />18<br />MOST Susceptible to Disruption<br />Database<br />242<br />WCM/CMS/Social Software<br />OperatingSystems<br />OfficeProductivity<br />Office Productivity<br />ERP/CRM<br />Security tools<br />LEAST Susceptible to Disruption<br />
  19. 19. OSS Component Impact on the Complexity of Managing Apps <br />Less<br />More<br />2009<br />Same<br />2010<br />March 17, 2010<br />19<br />
  20. 20. March 17, 2010<br />20<br />So, what ARE you <br />doing with OSS?<br />
  21. 21. Your Use of OSS<br />Vendors<br />Non-Vendors<br />March 17, 2010<br />21<br />
  22. 22. VENDOR Revenue Generation<br />March 17, 2010<br />22<br />
  23. 23. Strategies to create value<br />2010<br />2009<br />March 17, 2010<br />23<br />Which business strategies will create the most value for OSS Vendors ?<br />181<br />
  24. 24. Impact on OSS Vendors?<br />March 17, 2010<br />24<br />SaaS<br />VirtualizedInfrastructure<br />CloudComputing<br />
  25. 25. Cool OSS Projects!<br />March 17, 2010<br />25<br />
  26. 26. Up & Coming OSS Companies<br />March 17, 2010<br />26<br />2009<br />2010<br />
  27. 27. Agenda<br />March 17, 2010<br />27<br />Industry<br />Industry<br />Investment<br />Investment<br />Direction<br />Direction<br />
  28. 28. Magic Numbers<br />3/17/10<br />28<br />Dollars<br />Invested<br />DealsDone<br />$4.3B<br />M&A<br />37%<br />20%<br />12<br />1.2<br />OverallExists<br />66<br />12<br />$375M<br />
  29. 29. Agenda<br />March 17, 2010<br />29<br />Industry<br />Industry<br />Investment<br />Investment<br />Direction<br />Direction<br />
  30. 30. Direction?<br />3/17/10<br />30<br />OPEN<br />
  31. 31. TODAY: How much OSS is Deployed in Your Organization<br />March 17, 2010<br />31<br />0%-<br />25%<br />25%<br />-50%<br />75%-100%<br />50%-75%<br />% of IT Deployment which is OSS<br />
  32. 32. IN 5 YEARS: What % of Software Purchases Will be OSS?<br />March 17, 2010<br />32<br />50% or more on OSS<br />2010-2015<br />2009-2014<br />2008-2013<br />
  33. 33. Agenda<br />March 17, 2010<br />33<br />Survey!<br />You!<br />Industry<br />Industry<br />Investment<br />Investment<br />Direction<br />Direction<br />
  34. 34. Summary<br />Tipping point<br />New sectors<br />Innovation<br />But…<br />3/17/10<br />34<br />
  35. 35. Traditional cycle<br />See<br />Try<br />Buy<br />Fly<br />Die<br />
  36. 36. Die Free?<br />Open Source barriers:<br />See<br />Try<br />Buy<br />Fly<br />Die<br />Skills?<br />Visibility?<br />Unfamiliarity<br />Value add?<br />Solo?<br />Vendor support<br />Free?<br />
  37. 37. Die Free or Live Open?<br />Commercial Open Source v2.0:<br />Virtuous Cycle of open innovation <br />Live Open<br />Managed<br />Supported<br />… as a Service<br />On demand<br />Self service<br />Friction free<br />Marketplace<br />Open Source barriers:<br />See<br />Try<br />Buy<br />Fly<br />Die<br />Skills?<br />Visibility?<br />Unfamiliarity<br />Value add?<br />Solo?<br />Vendor support<br />Free?<br />
  38. 38. March 17, 2010<br />38<br />tinyurl.com/FOOS2010<br />

Hinweis der Redaktion

  • • Larry Augustin, CEO, SugarCRM• Dries Buytaert, CTO &amp; Co-Founder, Acquia• Jim Whitehurst, CEO, Red Hat• Tim Yeaton, CEO &amp; President, Black Duck Software
  • Demographic Overview
  • Demographic Overview – First Year we segregated user &amp; VENDOR responses – thanks to feedback from collaborators, especially Andrew Aitken of Olliance GroupNote that user/VENDOR perceptions were not all that different on many issues; industry is aligned
  • Demographics
  • Transition to “Drivers”Michael: Refer to 451 Group CAOS survey which further validates this
  • This question was added based on collaborator input. Andrew Aitken of the Olliance Group very interested in Public Sector AdoptionPossible Panel Q’s…..Dries: Acquia’s present experience with GovernmentTim O’Reilly: Dedicated to Gov 2.0Larry: customers we can&apos;t mentionJim: Business unit the size of Europe doing Federal work. NSA wrote SELinux security regime; international adoption is huge
  • Michael: Discuss rPath’s experienceTim Yeaton: CommentAll:  For people just now taking advance of OS, it seems complex, but not for the last wave
  • Tim Yeaton:  Will comment on trending of component use as a % of component baseLarry:  SugarCRM is being used as  platform for application buildingWhich best describes your organization&apos;s use of open source software?
  • Larry Augustin: SugarCRM - Topic – Biggest Revenue Generating Opportunities/TrendsDries Buytaert: Acquia – Comment on the commercialization of Drupal – differences pre&amp; post commercialization via Acquia
  • Transition to “Company” section of presentation
  • Here we can see how much OSS has been deployed within respondent’s IT deployments; from none to 25%, 25% to half, etc. What’s great is that the biggest percentage of those who took the survey have between 75-100% of OSS deployed. And we can see a trend of those from 25% to 75% increasing. The big opportunity for everyone here is there is getting everyone in the first column to move to the right over the next year.
  • Tim: Will look at research &amp; take a swath of customers &amp; discuss deployment
  • Open Source can be a win win win Customers need visibility and supportCommercial Vendors can deliverCommunity benefits by adoptionVC investment more discerningbut selectively available
  • North Bridge would like to thank our panel and a special thanks to our collaborators and YOU our participants

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