2012 Future of Open Source - 6th Annual Survey results

OPEN The Open Source Leadership

Panel at OSBC May 21, 2012

SOURCE

THE FUTURE OF

2012

FUTURE OF OPEN SOURCE 2012

THE LEADERSHIP PANEL

Gil Yehuda Dir. of Open Source

and Open Standards

@gyehuda

Michael Skok General Partner

@mjskok

Tim Yeaton CEO

@black_duck_sw

Tom Erickson CEO

@tom_eric

Ryan Garner VP, Dir.-to-Consumer

Services

@ryanTgarner

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AGENDA

Markets

Community

Investment & Innovation

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LOOK FOR LIVE VOTING!


OPEN SOURCE COLLABORATORS

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SURVEY RESPONSES

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SURVEY RESPONDENTS

Vendors Non-Vendors

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SURVEY RESPONDENTS’ TITLES

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Marketing/

Advertising, PR

VP/Director

IT

IT

Management/IT

Staff S

yste

ms

Arc

hitect/E

ngin

eer

Professional

Services

(Lawyer/Investor)

CIO/CTO/

CSO/COO/

CFO/CMO Analyst

Educator

CEO/Founder/

Co-

Founder/Principal

President/GM

Software

Engineer/Developer

Sales/Business

Development V

P/

Dire

cto

r

Non-I

T

Line of Business

Manager


AGENDA

Markets

Community

Innovation & Investment

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OSS DEPLOYED IN YOUR ORGANIZATION

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Open Source deployment is reaching a

tipping point

Open source deployment

has reached >75%

Open source will make up

51%–75% of deployment


VENDORS VS. NON-VENDOR COMPANIES

OSS DEPLOYMENT IN 5 YEARS

OSS as a % of Deployed Code

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

Over 75% 51%-75% 26%-50% Up to 25%

% o

f R

esp

on

ses

Vendor

Non Vendor 23%

45%

31% 29%

14%

30%

18%

10%

10


3%

increase

WHAT % OF SOFTWARE PURCHASES WILL BE OSS

50% or more on OSS

IN 5 YEARS?

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OPEN SOURCE TRENDS DRIVING INNOVATION

Enterprise adoption of OSS is rated most important

by companies with >1,000 employees

Adoption of open source into

non-technical segments

42%

Enterprise adoption of

open source

40%

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WHAT MAKES OSS ATTRACTIVE?

2009

Lower costs

Superior security

Freedom from VENDOR lock-in

2010

Lower costs

Rapid pace of

innovation


2011

Lower costs

Flexibility


2012

Lower costs

Quality


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TOP BARRIERS TO OPEN SOURCE SELECTION

48%

47%

35%

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12% Financial Services

23% Health/Medical/Life

Sciences

INDUSTRIES MOST IMPACTED BY OSS IN 2012

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44% Data

Management


CHARACTERISTICS THAT MAKE INDUSTRIES

LIKEY TO BE IMPACTED BY OSS

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Profit margins/ability

to invest in IT

51% 50% Technology

centric

46% Software development is an essential strategic

process


THE VIRTUOUS CYCLE – INNOVATION & OSS

OSS

Innovation

600,000+ OSS projects

100+ billion lines of code

10 million person-years of work …we are living in a golden age of open source innovation, with many of the

most exciting computing ideas…being explored through [FOSS].

Glyn Moody, H-Online.com (March 2012)

“ Source:

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REVENUE STRATEGIES THAT CREATE THE

MOST VALUE FOR OPEN SOURCE VENDORS

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SaaS

52%

41% 40%

Support Subcription

Service Supprt Value-Added Subscription

Service

Support


AGENDA

Markets

Community


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OSS PROJECTS

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Project maturity 43%

Availability of

commercial support 23%

Size of

community 19%

FACTORS INFLUENCING CHOICE OF OSS PROJECTS


Non-Vendor

OSS PROJECTS

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Project maturity 43%

Availability of

commercial support 23%

Size of

community 19%

FACTORS INFLUENCING CHOICE OF OSS PROJECTS

46%

21%

20%


INDUSTRY CASE STUDY: AUTOMOTIVE What is Your Company’s Relationship to Using Open Source Software in Products?

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Source:

Prof, Dr. Dirk Riehle Head of the Open Source Institute University of Erlangen-Nuremberg

CONDUCTED BY:

6%

9%

15%

21%

35%

59%

0% 20% 40% 60%

We are head of one or more projects

We have started one or more projects

We do not use it

We contribute to it

We are evaluating use

We use it

The Results:

OSS has arrived

in automotive

software

development

Management

and control of

OSS lags

adoption

The Study


HIRING: WHAT ASPECT OF OSS EXPERIENCE IS

MOST IMPORTANT?

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Experience

with a variety

of projects

35%

Code

contributions

28%


AGENDA

Markets

Community


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SIGNIFICANT TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION FROM

NEW PROJECTS IN THE OSS COMMUNITY

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Cloud 40%

Mobile Apps 19%

Mobile Enterprise 15%


Android gaining momentum,

share > 70%

iOS share declined, but number

of projects increased

OPEN SOURCE DRIVES MOBILE INNOVATION

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Source:

New Mobile OSS Projects

>18,000 cumulative

projects

10,000 new in 2011

alone!

Share of Projects*

* Based on OSS projects that specify a mobile platform


48.5% 63.3%

1.4%

49%

OSS INVESTMENTS BY THE NUMBERS

Dollars

Invested

Deals

Completed

Avg. Deal

Size

Seed,

Series A

$452.8M 73 $6.8M $118.7M

$674.9m

72

$10.1M $192.7M

2010

2011

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2012 2011 2010

HOT OSS COMPANIES

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= Growth

Quality Innovation

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WITH GROWTH COMES…

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Revenue

Super-

Communities

Enterprise

Adoption


THANK YOU! OPEN SOURCE COLLABORATORS

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FIND OUT MORE

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Contact:

Michael J. Skok: [email protected]

Tim Yeaton: [email protected]

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