The EU Open Source Economic Impact Study - Findings, Analyses, Recommendations
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the findings, analyses, and recommendations of the EU Open Source Economic Impact Study in this panel discussion featuring experts Knut Blind, Sachiko Muto, Andrew Katz, and Mirko Boehm. Delve into the multi-method approach used to assess open source software's impact across various sectors, including end-user applications, embedded systems, and the public sector. Examine case studies, government engagement patterns, and emerging issues in open source adoption. Gain insights into the study's framework, goals, and policy recommendations for leveraging open source software in the European Union. Understand the economic implications and potential benefits of open source technologies for different countries and industries.
Syllabus
Intro
We have some evidence
Multi-method approach
Case Studies - Context
End-User Applications
Embedded systems
The Public Sector
What were our goals?
The framework
What countries have we looked at?
Why do governments engage with OS
A pattern emerging
Issues and approaches
Policy Recommendations
Summary
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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